Students are drawn to the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship for many different reasons. Some appreciate the small size. Others like the opportunity to connect with top scientists at DOE national laboratories. All fellows, however, are committed to exploring the frontiers of physics, nuclear science, and materials. In these short vignettes, participants discuss what attracted them to the program and how it advances their career goals.
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CharlesEpsteinCharles probes electrons’ properties with low-energy experiments. ...
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ColeHolcombHis computational methods may help answer some cosmic questions....
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FabioIunes SanchesGnarly high-energy physics concepts engross him....
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LeoKirschLeo's results could affect gamma-ray research....
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IoKleiserComputer models help Io probe an exploding star species....
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AmyLovellAmy probes the uncertainty inherent in nuclear reaction models....
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CameronMeyersA rock-synthesis process Cameron developed could alter geophysical research....
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AlisonSaundersAlison wrangles demanding X-ray scattering instruments....
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CollinStillmanHis laser experiments create a tiny part of stars in the laboratory....
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RichardVegaRichard enlists beefed-up video game processors to speed particle transport models....