Research Science Institute at Center for Excellence in Education
Posted on September 15th, 2009 by als
RSI provides students with an opportunity to conduct original, open-ended research in science, mathematics, or engineering. Jointly sponsored by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the program invites approximately 50 US students to Boston for the period 22 June – 2 August, 2008 for an intensive, no-cost academic experience.
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