I am advertising positions for 1-2 undergraduate internships this summer. The ideal candidate is an undergraduate considering applying in the future for PhD positions in pure mathematics, typically just finishing their 2nd or 3rd year of a 4-year undergraduate program, and the idea is to give that person a sense of what life as a researcher in pure mathematics is really like by trying to tackle an open question of unknown difficulty. I have several projects to suggest, or the candidate may suggest another, so long as it is broadly related to algebra or combinatorics. The position, based at Queen’s University Belfast, comes with a modest stipend, working space, weekly meetings, and the (unlikely but not impossible) potential for a research publication. For full details see here:
https://www.qub.ac.uk/research-centres/msrc/research/Internships/
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