The ATE-URE DCL invites requests for wide-ranging, high-impact undergraduate research experiences ranging from traditional independent student research experiences to experiential learning applied research experiences. Examples of ATE-UREs include but are not limited to: course-based undergraduate research experiences; traditional independent undergraduate student research experiences; problem-based learning; case-based learning; independent studies; capstone projects; employer-based research such as internships and co-ops; hackathons; STEM design challenges; and STEM competitions.