“The future of science depends on having a wide spectrum of thought, and to achieve that, we need scientists from a variety of backgrounds.” - Arturo Dominguez, head of science education at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) . The lab ran two programs this summer to help introduce students from disadvantaged school districts, community colleges or smaller universities to the lab and its internship programs: https://lnkd.in/eU-bbDhv
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?? Research Update: This summer, alongside my internship, I took on a personal research project exploring the crude oil markets through the lens of Brownian motion. ??? ? It’s fascinating how the random motion of particles in physics can mirror the intricate dynamics of market prices. ?? ?? Diving deep into this stochastic model allowed me to uncover unique insights and draw connections between finance and physics. This project has truly fueled my passion for understanding market behaviors and applying theory to real-world scenarios. ?? ?? Excited to share my findings and continue exploring the complexities of market forces! Find the full paper at https://lnkd.in/g3brn7BM
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IDAG x AAMA Took Our Kings To The Lawrence Hall Of Science at CAL. They Were Exposed To Paid STEM Internship Opportunities This Summer, Attended A Berkeley Lab Application Workshop, and Watched A Black History Presentation, Took A Tour Of The Bio Lab, & Conversed With A Professional Scientist. Furthermore, We Had a Very Interesting Discussion on Grid Balancing, Decarbonization and Climate Adaption. #UCBerkeley#Laboratory#DJI#STEM#Education#Exposure#Drone#Technology#AAMA#IDAG#OHS#OUSD#Science#Student#Development#WorkBasedLearning#Grid#Balancing#Decarbonization#GlobalWarming#ClimateAdaptation#Energy#FlexLab
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Tyler Williams, a Duquesne University student, found his interest in physics while searching for the right career path. Joining the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship (SULI) program at Jefferson Lab helped him solidify his choice. Williams earned the best presentation award at the Duquesne Undergraduate Research Symposium with his research on using the Hofstadter method to display magnetization and electric charge in nucleons. His work updates a classic method with modern technology through advanced coding. Read more about his innovative study and accomplishments in our latest feature. https://lnkd.in/eaPP_4gA
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District Manager-Mesa Conservation District, Research & Development- Matrix Resource Technologies & Matrix Research Institute (non-profit)
I highly recommend STEM majors applying for the Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellowship. This fellowship was one of the most important experiences of my education. #stem #scienceandtechnology #policychange #engineering
2024 Application Deadline Approaching! The last day to apply for the 2024 fellowship class is March 4th! For the past six years, the Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellowship has given talented STEM students policy-making experience while broadening their understanding of the connection between STEM disciplines and lawmaking. We are looking to welcome another group of incredible fellows to the Capitol this coming summer! Read what one of last year's Fellows had to say about the fellowship: "The Fellowship helped me contextualize the technical college education I'm pursuing and gave me a lot of hope in state government. I really enjoyed learning from a wide range of people working passionately to improve the lives of Coloradans, which also gave me a better idea of possible career paths that lie at the intersection of science and policy. I had such a great experience this summer and can't recommend it enough!" -?Megan Finnigan, Engineering Physics and Mechanical Engineering, CU Boulder https://lnkd.in/dzzbWgdF
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Building in material sci | Activate @TKS | PrepPeer | NYAS'25 | Arrayah chap1 | GEMS OOD'27
Super grateful to be appreciated on my project on piezoelectric materials by someone as well-versed with this space as Sumaya K.! To answer your question, about which even I contemplate very often, I think its the deep technical/scientific knowledge that is necessary, regardless of the medium through which one acquires it. High-quality information has become super accessible. I can read research papers of world-class standard on material science online, and can learn concepts I don't understand as and when I get stuck. And more importantly, just performing experiments teaches so much! Absorbing scientific information is way easier when you actually do it yourself. Would love to hear others' take on this too!
Yesterday, I was invited to attend a pitching competition featuring students aged 13-24. I was genuinely impressed by their confidence as they presented in front of the judges. Normally, I tend to keep my thoughts to myself, but this experience made me want to share something with all of you. One of the students, just 14 years old and still in high school, presented an amazing project on piezoelectric materials and their potential applications. Her passion for material science was evident, and she was seeking a lab facility to carry out her experiments, as well as an internship or mentorship opportunity. I advised her that it might be better to focus on completing her primary education first, as high school commitments often make it challenging to concentrate on one particular interest. However, another high school student interrupted me, questioning the necessity of a university degree. She argued that one could conduct the same investigations and research without a degree, utilizing online resources instead of traditional, physical tutors. This conversation got me thinking—was I being biased about the importance of a traditional education system?
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They say that teamwork makes the dream work, and in the case of our PhD Enterprise Scholarship program, the collaboration between our PhD students and Industry partners is what drives exceptional outcomes. In this video we hear from academic supervisor, Professor Sam Elliott, PhD from Flinders University, about the benefits of the PhD Enterprise Scholarship program in allowing our PhD Students to partner with industry to tackle research projects that address real-world challenges and provide a platform for research and internships that benefit all involved. To find out more, head to ?? https://bit.ly/3YTSUle To watch the full video ?? https://bit.ly/3Acx9DR
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Ever thought about pairing a PhD with practical applications and innovation? Our PhD Enterprise Scholarships allow our PhD Students to partner with industry to tackle research projects that address real-world challenges and provide a platform for research and internships that benefit all involved. In this video we hear from Josh Fitton, a PhD Student from Flinders University about their experience and the benefits of the Enterprise Scholarship program. To find out more, head to ?? https://bit.ly/3YL88I1 To watch the full video ?? https://bit.ly/4flfOI6
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???Discover the Science Behind Wrinkles with Alex Trenam’s Internship Insights!????? Our Cohort 2, Alex Trenam, paused his PhD for 3 months to undertake a Research Assistant position with the Institute for Mathematical Innovation at the University of Bath, working alongside University of Bath Faculty of Engineering & Design academics. During this internship he took a deep dive into the world of material wrinkles. Is it a defect or a feature? Find out how these tiny formations can impact technology and innovation. ?? Read more about our Alex's journey and insights from his internship. ?? Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ergZKe_H #MaterialsScience #Engineering #Innovation #Research #PhD
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Happy #NationalInternDay from ARM! Two U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (#SULI) program interns at Berkeley Lab are working with Daniel Feldman, lead scientist of the Surface Atmosphere Integrated Field Laboratory (#ARMSAIL) field campaign, to study #ARMdata. Hear from one of those interns, Felix Yu, University of Michigan, who is developing machine-learning methods to estimate surface albedo across the SAIL study area by downscaling geostationary and polar-orbiting satellite instrument datasets. #DOEClimateScience #ClimateScience
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CSE Student Focused on AI & ML | IASc Summer Research Fellow '24 | Advancing Machine Learning and WI-FI Sensing | Machine Learning Club (MLC)
Thrilled to share my experience as a Summer Research Fellow with the Indian Academy of Sciences SRFP 2024! ?? In my Medium post, I’ve detailed the entire journey—from the application process and selection to my hands-on research experience and the perks that came with this prestigious fellowship. This experience not only expanded my skills in AI and ML but also allowed me to contribute to meaningful research in a cutting-edge field. If you’re curious to learn more, check out the full story here on Medium.
My Journey in the IASc Summer Research Fellowship at the University of Hyderabad
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