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Nanotechnology has a variety of applications in fields such as medicine, electronics or energy; therefore, in order to develop these important areas in the country, experts in the field are needed. Regardless of the major being pursued by the applicants, they need to have basic knowledge in physics and chemistry before applying to this branch. 

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2025 internships will be focused on the spectrophotometric and crystallographic analysis of gallium oxide thin films to be used in power electronics applications.

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For more information on previous projects developed during the internship, please refer to the Magazine and our social networks. For any inquiries, please contact nano.branch@repuprogram.org.

 

Host Institutions in 2026

  • Université Grenoble Alpes

  • KTH Royal Institute of Technology​


Application Instructions

Applications for nanoREPU 2026 are now closed. 

Current participants
Alumni
Mentors

Current mentors

Former mentors

  • Marielena Velasco, Université Grenoble Alpes (2025)

  • Rosa Diaz, Purdue University (2022, 2024-2025)

  • Maureen Lagos, McMaster University (2024)

  • Luis Palomino Marcelo, University of California San Diego (2024)

  • Juan Carlos Rojas Sánchez, Institute Jean Lamour (2023)​

  • Marie Bermeo Vargas, Lund University (2023)

  • Israel Luis Peña, KTH Royal Institute of Technology​ (2023)

  • Luis Jauregui, Purdue University (2013-2016)​, University of California Irvine (2020)

  • Alejandra Zegarra, Leibniz-Institut für Photonische Technologien (2020)

  • Ricardo Gonzales, Yale University (2020)

  • Andrés Guillén, Yale University (2020)

  • Andres Llacsahuanga, Purdue University (2019-2020)​

  • Abel Alcazar Román, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (2018)

  • ​Sofía Espinoza, Yale University (2016-2017)​

  • ​Edson Bellido, McMaster University (2015-2017)​​

Admissions committee

Heads of nanoREPU

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