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This session, targeted to students (undergraduate and graduate) as well as postdoctoral and early-career researchers, will highlight the myriad career-launching programs at DOE National Labs. The National Laboratories support a wide range of research, including artificial intelligence, advanced computing, biosciences, chemical sciences, geosciences, environmental sciences, manufacturing, materials science and engineering, fusion, high energy or nuclear physics and more. Specific opportunities include Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI), Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program, postdoctoral fellowships, visiting faculty program and EPSCoR-State/DOE-National Laboratory Partnerships.
A keynote speaker will give an overview of the STEM education and workforce development opportunities at National Labs. Current and former students and postdocs from across New England universities will deliver a series of “lightning talks,” discussing their specific research in an energy field, research experience working with the labs and results. Speakers will also include leadership from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Jefferson Lab, Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, Los Alamos National Lab and Brookhaven National Lab.