Faculty and Staff Publications

NanoJapan-International research experience for undergraduates program: Fostering U.S.-Japan research collaborations in terahertz science and technology of nanostructures

Phillips, S.R.; Matherly, C.A.; Kono, J. (2014-09-15)

The international nature of science and engineering research demands that students have the skillsets necessary to collaborate internationally. However, limited options exist for science and engineering undergraduates who ...

Impact on Student Learning: A Comparison of International and Domestic Undergraduate Research Experiences

Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R.; Kono, J. (2014)

Assessing the Spectrum of International Undergraduate Engineering Educational Experiences

Besterfield-Sacre, M.E.; Ragusa, G.; Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R.; Shuman, L.J.; Howard, L.J. (2013)

NanoJapan International Research Experience for Undergraduates: Preparing Globally Engaged Science and Engineers

Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R.; Kono, J. (2013)

The NanoJapan: International Research Experience for Undergraduates Program, established by a National Science Foundation Partnerships for International Research and Education (NSF-PIRE) grant in 2006, is a twelve-week ...

A U.S. and Japanese Student Outlook on the Impact of International Research Internships

Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R.; Yamada, M.; Brooks, E. (2012)

NanoJapan: Preparing Globally Savvy Researchers

Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R. (2011)

NanoJapan: Connecting U.S. Undergraduates with the Best of Nanoscience Research in Japan

Matherly, C.A.; Phillips, S.R.; Kono, J. (2011)

Study Abroad for Science and Technology Students

Phillips, S.R. (2008)

Rice University NanoJapan Program: Connecting US Undergraduates with Leading Japanese Nanotechnology Research Laboratories: National Science Foundation, Tokyo Regional Office

Kono, J.; Phillips, S.R.; Matherly, C.A. (2008-04-17)

National Science Foundation, Tokyo Regional Office: Special Scientific Report #08-01. As international partnerships are becoming increasingly indispensible to solving major science and engineering problems, U.S. researchers ...