An NSF NRT traineeship in AI for Materials Science

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The program

The NRT program at the University of Missouri trains PhD students at the intersection of artificial intelligence and materials science. Fellows work across departments — computer science, chemistry, physics, and engineering — with dual mentorship that pairs data-science methods with real materials research.

See the official program page at engineering.missouri.edu/nrt.

What trainees do

• Build machine-learning models that predict, design, and accelerate the discovery of new materials.
• Take interdisciplinary coursework spanning AI/data science and materials science.
• Engage in outreach, entrepreneurship, and internship experiences.

Funding & structure

This is a five-year PhD program. NRT participation includes a year of fellowship funding plus support to present work at a national conference. Replace this with the exact, current details.

Why this program

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