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Program
Graduate Research at ORNL (GRO)
The Graduate Research Program at ORNL (GRO) offers students the opportunity to supplement your degree program from a leading research university by conducting research at ORNL. This highly flexible program allows for the student and ORNL scientist to maximize research opportunities at ORNL.
Currently enrolled as a full-time graduate student in a doctoral degree program at a regionally accredited U.S. university
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Program
2024 Computing Sciences Student Program
Berkeley Lab, located in Berkeley, CA, is a world leader in computing, biological, physical, materials, chemical, and energy sciences research. For students majoring in Computational Science, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, and related fields, Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences hosts a 10–12-week research summer program that provides students with the opportunity to gain research experience. Participants will work on projects in areas such as computational research, high-performance computing, and high-speed networking, or at the interface of several disciplines, under the guidance of one or more staff members.
Students must be enrolled in a full-time academic program at an accredited college or university. Proof of enrollment is required.
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2024 High School Research Program (HSRP)
The High School Research Program (HSRP) is a highly competitive six-week educational program for students interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) studies.
Recommended for students that have completed 11th grade. Due to Brookhaven National Laboratory safety regulations, students under the age of 18 may not be allowed to perform certain tasks.
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Program
2024 STEM-Prep Summer Institute
STEM-Prep Summer Institute is a four-week program to introduce high school students from traditionally underrepresented and underserved communities to the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. The STEM Prep Summer Institute is a commuter program.
9th grade students from underrepresented (such as, American Indian/Alaska Native, Black/African American, Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander or LatinX) minorities in science.
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Summer Camp
2024 Summer Physics Camp for Young Women
The 8th annual Summer Physics Camp for Young Women offers a unique opportunity for young students to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) with STEM professionals. This two-week long camp will explore topics related to Energy and Energy Security (reliable, affordable access to all fuels and energy sources) and offers students a chance to boost their understanding of how STEM improves the world around us through hands on activities, demonstrations, tours, talks and a multiday hands-on engineering project.
Students living in NM, NM tribal communities or East Hawaii Island.
Completion of Algebra I or high-level math course.
Able to commit to 2-week full participation.
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Middle School
High School
Summer
2 week
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Internship
Atmospheric, Earth, and Energy Science Internship
Undergraduate and graduate students earn practical research experience by working with mentors on projects in geoscience and atmospheric science. Our key areas of research include seismology, geophysics, geomechanics, geochemistry, atmospheric dispersion, climate modeling and model intercomparison, climate change detection and attribution, and the hydrological and carbon cycles.
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Apprenticeship
Berkeley Lab Director's Apprenticeship Program (BLDAP)
The Berkeley Lab Director’s Apprenticeship Program (BLDAP) is a project-based high school STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) program designed to help participants develop 21st century skills, learn about Berkeley Lab’s research activities, receive college and career guidance, and develop a STEM network in a real-life work environment.
Open to public school students in grades 10 and 11 in Alameda, San Francisco, and West Contra Costa counties. Students must be full time residents of the state of California to apply.
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Internship
Berkeley Lab Experiences in Research
Experiences in Research (EinR) is an internship program for high school students to gain hands-on experience with professionals at Berkeley Lab. Students spend six weeks over summer working directly on cutting edge projects alongside experts in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) and STEM adjacent careers.
Targeted towards current high school juniors and seniors enrolled in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, with some experience in independent work. Applications from sophomores and students outside those counties will be considered.
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Tour
Berkeley Lab Exploration in New Discoveries (BLEND)
Through the BLEND (Berkeley Lab Exploration in New Discoveries) program, Berkeley Lab partners with groups to provide experiences for post-secondary students, faculty and STEM partners. Experiences include visiting the Lab, touring facilities, taking part in STEM activities, meeting with scientists, and learning about careers.
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Community College
Undergraduate
Graduate
Faculty
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Fellowship
Berkeley Lab Undergraduate Faculty Fellowship
The Berkeley Lab Undergraduate Faculty Fellowship (BLUFF) program brings faculty from minority-serving institutions or institutions without a large research capacity to Berkeley Lab to collaborate with Lab scientists, engineers, and STEM professionals.
Faculty who reach primarily undergraduates and who have completed the three-year Visiting Faculty Program (VFP).
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Program
Berkeley Lab Undergraduate Research (BLUR)
The Berkeley Lab Undergraduate Research (BLUR) program places undergraduates, post baccalaureates, and graduate students who have established collaborations with LBNL scientists, engineers and STEM professionals. Participants work with scientists, engineers, technicians, and STEM professionals on projects related to Berkeley Lab’s research areas.
Undergraduate students from two- and four-year institutions, post baccalaureates, and graduate students. Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
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Spring, summer, fall
10 weeks or 16 weeks
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Internship
Breakthrough to Employment in Service and Tourism (BEST)
Bridge to Employment in Service and Tourism (B.E.S.T.) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory provides job exploration, pre-employment training, job skills development, and professional mentorship to adults with disabilities and barriers to employment. Sessions occur 3 times a year. Interns participate in 16-week internship, three or five days a week at ORNL.
high school or higher graduates who have experienced barriers to employment.
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High School
Undergraduate
16 week
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Program
Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage Quantum Computing Summer School
The Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage (C2QA) Quantum Computing Summer School is a six-week tutorial program introducing college students to the exciting world of quantum information science.
Currently enrolled full-time at an accredited U.S. institution AND have completed at least one semester as an undergraduate (at the time of application). Participants must have previously completed courses in computer science, integral calculus, and introductory physics. Minimum GPA of 3.0.
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Computing Sciences Summer Student Program
The Computing Sciences Summer Student Program is a 12-week paid summer program that offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience at Berkeley Lab. Summer researchers work on projects in computational research, high-performance computing, and/or high-speed networking under the guidance of one or more staff members.
The program is geared towards undergraduate students between their junior and senior years who have completed core courses in computer science, mathematics, and related areas of study or graduate students in any computer or computational science discipline.
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Internship
Data Science Summer Institute (DSSI)
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is offering data science graduate students and advanced undergraduate students like you the opportunity to join the Data Science Summer Institute (DSSI). Our interns get to work on real problems that really matter to our country. This is a flexible summer internship program that runs for 12 weeks. As a DSSI intern, you'll apply your ideas, passion, and the skills you've acquired in machine learning, statistics, and high-performance computing to projects in areas of national importance. The Lab's next generation of science and engineering advancements are being applied to achieve breakthroughs for counterterrorism and nonproliferation, defense and intelligence, and energy and environmental security.
Actively pursuing a degree in applied mathematics, computer science, computer vision, machine learning, statistics, or a similar field.
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Fellowship
Director's Postdoctoral Fellowship
The Director's Fellowship pairs outstanding scientists, engineers, and analysts who've earned their doctorate within the past 2 years with NREL mentors to propose and conduct innovative clean energy research. NREL selects fellows in three disciplines—scientists, engineers, and analysts—based on eligibility, program expectations, and research proposals, with overriding consideration for the quality of the candidate.
Complete all Ph.D. requirements and hold a post-graduate degree earned within 2 years of the Director's Fellowship application deadline.
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Internship
Enabling Native Researchers and Other Minorities Through Graduate Education Internship Program
ENRGE supports world-class research opportunities for both graduate and undergraduate engineering students enrolled in programs at minority-serving institutions with underrepresented backgrounds—such as Native, Black, Asian, Hispanic, and Latino Americans. The program provides robust professional development, technical trainings, focused mentoring, and hands-on experience in cross-laboratory research and development projects to support workforce development for the clean energy industry.
Be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours as an undergraduate or 9 credit hours as a graduate student. Have maintained a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 in the last completed semester.
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Internship
Environmental Management Internship
If you are an undergraduate or graduate student with an interest in solving complex environmental challenges, this is a great internship for you! During your 8 – 12 week summer, paid internship, you’ll gain hands-on experience while being mentored by a leading expert. Your work will align with one of our core capabilities at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Environmental Management, Environmental Remediation, and Waste Processing, which include:
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Program
Faculty Research Participation
Faculty participants in this program typically spend a maximum of six months collaborating with an Argonne staff scientist or engineer on an existing Argonne project that is of interest to the faculty member. The applicant’s objectives for the Argonne appointment should be clearly specified, and the applicant’s department head or dean must endorse these objectives.
Faculty applicants must be full-time faculty members of an accredited college or university.
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Sabbatical
Faculty Sabbatical
College and university faculty members may spend their sabbatical leave at Argonne. Appointments are normally for an academic or calendar year. The Faculty Sabbatical Program is intended to provide mutual benefits to faculty members and the Laboratory. In addition to bringing about fruitful research activity, it provides Argonne scientists, engineers, and visiting faculty the opportunity to develop a strengthened rapport and to catalyze the formation of continuing research partnerships and collaborations.
To be eligible for an appointment, a faculty member must be in receipt of a sabbatical-leave award (or other appropriate award) from his/her university, have the approval of the appropriate university administrator to accept the Argonne appointment, and have demonstrated accomplishments in an area of research and development relevant to research at Argonne. Applicants must be full-time faculty members of an accredited college or university.
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Academic year or calendar year
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