For new faculty, involving undergraduates in collaborative research projects is both rewarding and challenging. For the most satisfying and productive experience, the scope, feasibility, and nature of the project must be carefully chosen. The composition and structure of a research group can also be powerful factors in dictating an investigation's success.  Several recommendations will be shared from the experiences of faculty members who have successfully developed research programs involving undergraduates in research of high scientific merit and productivity.<br/>

Collaborative research with undergraduates: Research project and research design

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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