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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: 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 ❯News: Alumna’s Article Promotes Nuclear Community Diversity
In an essay for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Mareena Robinson Snowden says proactive interventions must replace a uniform approach to attracting and retaining people of color. full article ❯News: Alumnus Leads Team That Boosted Fusion Experiment Output
Matthew Gomez and his fellow researchers tweaked a MagLIF process that increased neutron production more than tenfold. full article ❯
Benjamin Musci
Georgia Institute of Technology
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University of Maryland, College Park
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