STEM Rising Blog

The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory’s (PPPL) 2019 Ronald E. Hatcher Science on Saturday Lecture Series gets started Jan. 12.

The Argonne National Laboratory educated a group of college interns on how to use robotic systems to advance manufacturing.

With support from NNSA, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln hosted students from Tribal Colleges and Universities exploring the latest in 3D printing.

Argonne scientists inspired high schoolers to think big about data and how to visualize it at a three-day camp this summer.

An NNSA manager of a program for students called MSIPP went to two facilities to see its benefit to participants.

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Brookhaven Lab partners with Girls, Inc., a nonprofit organization for young women.

Prairie View A&M and Tennessee State University students spent two weeks exploring the digital world while learning from National Labs scientists.

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Twenty STEM undergraduates came to Brookhaven Lab this summer for a new workshop to develop their scientific computing skills.

Jacqueline Chen, a distinguished member of the technical staff at Sandia National Laboratories, has been recognized with an Achievement Award.

If you’re in one of the places where getting into camp is a competitive sport, it pays to know about deadlines and make plans well in advance.

PNNL turned to teams of Washington State University engineering and materials science students to design and fabricate safeguards equipment.

DOE releases posters to highlight historical and present-day inventors, astronauts, explorers and mathematicians for classroom use.

Graduate students reflect on launching their research careers at National Laboratories.

Students from more than 40 New Mexico schools are expected to benefit from Sandia National Laboratories’ annual K-12 Computer Donation Event.

What we anticipated to be a get together among interns to share coffee & small talk turned out to be an experience that only few could have imagined.

In celebration of American Wind Week, here’s a look at resources the Energy Department has on offer to learn about wind energy and careers.

Science enrichment program at Jefferson Lab helps teachers hone skills and earn recertification points.

New NNSA Mid-level Leadership Development Program participants began their journey to reach their top potential and get the most out their careers.

Brookhaven National Laboratory Director Doon Gibbs shares why welcoming interns to the Lab is one of his favorite STEM moments.

Four doctoral candidates from prestigious universities have officially come aboard as the first Laboratory Residency Graduate Fellowship.

Join the Department of Energy and North American Young Generation in Nuclear for a Millennial Nuclear Caucus in Camden, New Jersey on August 2.

During a visit to NNSA’s headquarters, the 2018 Sandia National Laboratories’ Weapon Intern Program learned from the experts.

Katie is a neuromorphic computing researcher at ORNL, where she works to figure out what makes the human brain so powerful.