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News: DOE NNSA SSGF Accepts Five Students for 2021-2022 Class
The new fellows hail from universities in Colorado, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Missouri and Tennessee. full article ❯News: Lawrence Livermore Computational Scientist is 2021 Corones Award Honoree
Jeffrey A.F. Hittinger has helped lead applied mathematics toward exascale computing, supported graduate students and demonstrated outstanding communication skills. full article ❯News: Alumnus and Colleagues Quantify Neutron Stars Via Multimessenger Data
Aaron (Miguel) Holgado helped combine gravitational-wave and X-ray astronomy to produce new insights into these extraordinarily dense objects. full article ❯News: Alumnus on Columbia University ‘Twistoptics’ Research Team
Nathan Finney and Columbia University colleagues manipulated photons by altering the orientations between atomically thin layers of materials. full article ❯News: Research Into Fusion Implosion Flaws Includes Alumni
Alex Zylstra and Christopher Young are authors on a paper exploring how even tiny irregularities in a hydrogen-filled shell can lead to large fusion-degrading implosion asymmetries. full article ❯News: Alumnus on Team That Squeezed Carbon to Record High Pressures
Richard Kraus and colleagues found a surprising result when they compressed the material to pressures up to five times that found in the Earth’s core. full article ❯
A. Miguel Holgado
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
That freedom to come up with your own research question and lead the work on it is definitely a valuable experience.
Erin Nissen
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
People didn’t think we were going to be capable of producing a detonation.
Daniel Woodbury
University of Maryland, College Park
By far and away I've always found the SSGF program reviews are the most enjoyable.