The Human Research and Engineering Directorate (HRED) serves as the U.S. Army's principal organization for conducting research in the Human Sciences, focusing on future technologies to enhance Soldier performance and Soldier-system interactions. The HRED develops and conducts a broad Science and Technology (S&T) basic and applied research portfolio, including the execution of basic and applied research in support of future Soldier technologies in four primary areas: Real world Soldier quantification; integrated capability enhancement; synergistic human-machine interfaces; human and intelligent agent integration; and cyber and network systems.
Programs and projects within the HRED S&T portfolio are aligned with the Army's priorities and focus on high risk, high payoff efforts that will deliver next generation capabilities to the future Soldier, including support of the development and execution of the Army’s Maximizing Human Potential for Multi-domain Operations effort. Research is conducted on human performance in complex environments, emphasizing innovative approaches to the design of novel real-world interactions between Soldiers and advanced technologies for effective human-agent teaming in dynamic, heterogeneous, multi-agent teams with physical and virtual agents. Approaches address critical issues including but not limited to: multi-modal, bi-directional interfaces, joint human-agent decision making, predictive models of human behavior, and multi-agent control and coordination in mutually adaptive systems.
Summer Student Experience opportunities exist across the HRED S&T portfolio, with a Soldier-centric focus across multiple scientific disciplines, including the psychological and social sciences, neuroscience and cognitive sciences, as well as relevant engineering disciplines and applied statistics and mathematics.
Locations: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland; ARL-West; Adelphi Laboratory Center, Maryland; ARL-South; ARL-Central; ARL-North East
CCDC Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Research Associateship Program (RAP) Summer Student Experience is an educational program that allows undergraduate through PhD students and recent Bachelor and Master's degree graduates to participate in a paid research experience at a Department of Defense laboratory over the summer break.
A candidate must be in good standing (a minimum of a 2.5 GPA) at an accredited university or technical institute, and in an academic program leading to an undergraduate or graduate degree.
Scientists and engineers at ARL help shape and execute the Army's program for meeting the challenge of developing technologies that will support Army forces in meeting future operational needs. Students can participant in research in one of the following areas:
Deadline:
Second Round Application Deadline: Sunday, February 28, 2021
Application Requirements:
The following must be uploaded into the online application:
For questions about the Summer Student Experience Program, please visit the ARL-RAP website or email ARLFellowship@orau.org.
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