The Socially Responsible Modeling, Computation, and Design (SoReMo) initiative is a dynamic translational research incubator dedicated to bridging the gap between rigorous STEM theory and measurable societal impact. Designed as a formalized mechanism for executing high-level Broader Impacts, SoReMo transforms abstract technical frameworks into tangible, policy-impacting deliverables. Operating as an interdisciplinary lab, we secure seed funding and actively manage a robust portfolio of over 50 translational research projects. By uniting applied mathematics, data science, and computational modeling with context-aware design, SoReMo ensures that advanced scientific research is actively deployed to solve real-world problems, inform public policy, and build community resilience
Fall 2026 / Spring 2027: Stay tuned for updates soon!
Spring 2026 fellowships have been announced.
Spring 2026 meeting dates 1/29, 2/12, 2/26 (online only this date), 3/12, 3/26, 4/09,4/23.
All times are Thursdays, 12:45pm-1:45pm.
Location: Kaplan Institute Tellabs Alley.
Final presentations during finals week May 6, 12:45pm, at PH auditorium.
SoReMo offers semester-long research fellowships that provide unique interdisciplinary research opportunities for students who want to apply computational, modeling, and design skills to solve a social issue.
Are you interested in engaging with our students and projects? Are you able to, through engagement in our bi-monthly Forum, offer advice, guide data analysis, be an accessible resource for our Fellows tackling important societal challenges?
Are you a community leader or stakeholder able to provide feedback on issues of social responsibility? Are you willing to act as a subject matter expert advisor to our Fellows? We would love to hear from you!