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A Polish undergraduate physics student is seeking summer internship opportunities in nanophysics, highlighting challenges due to limited options for non-US citizens. Suggestions include the GSI Summer Student Program in Darmstadt, Germany, which offers research opportunities in nanophysics. The CERN Summer Student Programme is also recommended, noting Poland's membership status may increase acceptance chances. This program includes accommodation and an allowance, which is beneficial given the high cost of living in Switzerland. Exploring these programs could provide valuable research experience in the field.
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I'm Polish student of the last year undergrad Physics, looking for summer internship. I'm interested in Nanophysics, have some experience with AFM, STM, nanoindenter.

There are lots of opportunities to do some research in the summer, but mostly for US citizens. I would be grateful for any help or advice.
 
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Hey! Check out the GSI Summer Student Program in Darmstadt, Germany. There are opportunities to do research in Nanophysics. Good luck!
 
Check out CERN's Summer Student Programme https://ert.cern.ch/browse_www/wd_pds?p_web_site_id=1&p_web_page_id=5836&p_no_apply=Y&p_show=N Poland is a member state, which makes it more likey you'll get accepted. I know their primary branch of interest is particle physics, detectors, etc., but there's also other research going on. Anyway, check their website, maybe you find something of your interest. By the way, they offer you a place to stay and an allowance, which is handy since Swiss is rather expensive (for us Eastern Europeans :) ).
 
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