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DOE STEM is a collaborative effort across the Department of Energy (DOE) to share, improve, and increase awareness of all DOE has to offer for the training, education, and engagement of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) students, educators, professionals, and skilled workers. The DOE is building pathways to STEM careers that will solve some of the most complex challenges of our time. Explore the many ways you can get involved!

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A group of 4-H students from the 2025 National 4-H Conference stand with and behind DOE officials.
A group of 4-H students from the 2025 National 4-H Conference stand with DOE officials.

Building the Energy Sector Workforce: 4-H Students From Across the Country Share Their Voices

High school students attending the April 4-H National Conference shared their perspectives with DOE leaders. Read the article to learn more about the event!

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DOE welcomes thousands of students and professionals who participate in DOE STEM training and learning opportunities every year. Learn about their experiences in research internships at the DOE National Laboratories, science innovation competitions, technical workshops and educational institutes and more!
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Idaho National Laboratory developed a new molten salt test loop that will support the development of advanced reactors using molten salts. It will also be used to help support the world’s first fast-spectrum, salt-fueled reactor experiment at the lab scheduled to begin in the 2030s. 

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