Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education

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The ORISE GO mobile app helps you stay engaged, connected and informed during your ORISE experience - from application, to offer, through your appointment and even as an ORISE alum! Download it today at the link below ?? https://lnkd.in/eQvc6gmR #ShapingScience

ORISE works closely with the U.S. Department of Energy to support its mission and ensure effective implementation of the DOE Human Subjects Protection Program. DOE is committed to the protection of human research participants in all research funded by DOE, conducted at DOE institutions, or performed by DOE employees or their contractors. Learn more at the link below ?? https://bit.ly/2AZdA3g #ShapingScience

?? Meet Troy Alexander! Troy credits the mentors and leaders in his life for showing him that success was achievable for him. Today, he is an undergraduate student at San Francisco State University studying international relations and global peace studies. Click the link below to learn about his experience in the National Nuclear Security Administration Minority Serving Institutions Internship Program (NNSA-MSIIP) ?? https://bit.ly/3V492hW #ShapingScience #ExperienceORISE #IamORISE

?? NEW POD ALERT ?? The ORISE Ignite Off! competition showcases the talents of interns from participating federal agencies and offices as they share their research through Ignite Talks. Each competitor has five minutes to present their project, using 20 picture-centric slides that automatically advance every 15 seconds. In this episode of the ORISE Featurecast, host Michael Holtz talks to the winners of the 2024 ORISE Ignite Off! Featured are Jonathan Blutinger, Ph.D., U.S. Army DEVCOM Soldier Center; Erik Head, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Christie Kim, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and Ashley Daniszewski, Ph.D., National Energy Technology Laboratory. They are the first, second, third and fan favorite winners, respectively. Check out the episode and learn more about the topics of their presentations. To learn more about the ORISE Ignite Off!, visit https://bit.ly/3Xwf638. ?? Listen to the episode: https://bit.ly/3iCFId5 #ShapingScience #IgniteOff #ExperienceORISE #IamORISE

Using the Multi-Agency Radiation Survey and Site Investigation Manual (MARSSIM), which outlines methods for planning, implementing and evaluating radiological surveys to best meet dose- or risk-based regulations, ORISE serves as the key independent verification contractor for U.S. Department of Energy cleanup projects and the only verification contractor for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. In this role, ORISE verification activities assures that soil, water, and structures satisfy approved release guidelines prior to release from radiological protection controls. Learn more at the link below ?? https://bit.ly/3h85iGh #ShapingScience

What can you expect in an ORISE opportunity? In addition to valuable mentor-guided experience, you will join the global ORISE Community and gain exclusive access to unique value-added resources, professional development events, and networking opportunities that will better position you for the next step in your career. Learn more at the link below ?? https://bit.ly/3OhpGqu #ShapingScience #ExperienceORISE #IamORISE

Happy #FellowshipFriday! Click the link below to read about Christie Kim's experience at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention! https://bit.ly/4fq2ulK #ShapingScience

The peer review process, as conducted by ORISE, concentrates on the evaluation of scientific research proposals that seek public funding. Through expert evaluation by carefully selected reviewers, the peer review process also ensures that research conclusions are credible before funding is awarded. The ORISE peer review process fulfills all DOE and Code of Federal Regulation requirements. Maintaining scientific integrity is ORISE’s number one priority and our quality-controlled processes and team of peer review experts help DOE ensure the most effective use of research funding. Learn more at the link below ?? https://bit.ly/3XLjMn5 #ShapingScience

By operating a cytogenetic biodosimetry laboratory (CBL), ORISE is helping the U.S. Department of Energy close a critical gap in our nation’s ability to respond to a radiological or nuclear incident. The use of radiation for medical, industrial, research, and other applications raises the risk of accidental human exposure. In addition, the growing threat of radiological/nuclear terrorism poses a serious risk to human health and welfare. Learn more at the link below ?? ?? ?? https://bit.ly/2SxiQ2N #ShapingScience