Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)
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REAC/TS Symposium to feature experts in the field of radiation emergency medicine
The Sixth REAC/TS International Symposium: The Medical Basis for Radiation-Accident Preparedness is November 3-5, 2026 and will feature radiation medical management staff from REAC/TS, as well as experts from across the United States and internationally, who will present on topics including current and emerging nuclear risks, innovations in management of radiation injuries/illnesses, and the Nuclear Renaissance.
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Farragut High School – Team One wins the 2026 Tennessee Science Bowl
For the first time in the 36-year history of Tennessee Science Bowl, both the first and second place teams will advance to the National Science Bowl. Farragut High School – Team One beat out 59 teams to win the 2026 Tennessee Science Bowl.
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Health and Human Services fellow quantifies positive impact of maternal and child health services
Maggie Mangas, driven by her passion for science and mathematics, pursued a career in STEM with a focus on maternal health and health care systems. Through her fellowship, Mangas has gained valuable research and analysis skills, collaborated with leaders in maternal health, and witnessed the impactful real-world benefits of HHS MIECHV services for families, shaping her aspirations to become an independent researcher dedicated to improving maternal health outcomes.
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Learn more about ORISE summer internship and fellowship opportunities
Discover exciting summer 2026 internship opportunities through ORISE at federal agencies and research facilities nationwide! This previously recorded video will provide an overview of available summer programs, including details on application and eligibility requirements. After the presentation, hear from ORISE staff as they answer questions and provide more information to help you learn more about applying on Zintellect for one of the 200+ ORISE opportunities in STEM!
ORISE News
Technology in the Classroom Student Challenge
ORISE wants you to create a classroom technology policy! Jump over to the competitions page for more information!
Digital Citizenship Lesson Plan Competition
Teachers! ORISE wants to see how you promote digital citizenship in your classroom! Teachers of any grade level or subject are invited to submit an original STEM lesson plan that helps students understand responsible and ethical use of technology.
February Social Media Contest
Teachers, AI is transforming classrooms, and we want your perspective! Throughout the month of February, tell us: What is your AI golden rule?
