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Learn MoreORNL Science Education and Workforce Development Virtual Career Fair is Feb. 20
Join us on Feb. 20 for the L.I.V.E. Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Science Education and Workforce Development Virtual Career Fair! During the event, you’ll be able to chat with ORNL scientists, connect with recruiters, and learn about the variety of internships and research opportunities at the lab. Register today!
The Nuclear Engineering Science Laboratory Synthesis (NESLS) Program at ORNL is now accepting applications for summer 2019! Learn more here.
The ORNL Computational Science & Technology Advanced Research Studies Program (C-STARS) offers challenging graduate research opportunities in the computational sciences. Learn more at https://orise.orau.gov/ornl/c-stars/.
The Artificial Intelligence Summer Institute is accepting applications from students and recent graduates looking to develop their skills in AI, machine learning and data science. Learn more.
The ORNL Pathways to Computing Internship Program provides opportunities for undergrads to participate on research projects in computer science and mathematics. Apply for summer 2019.
Meet a Participant
One of the best ways to learn about the opportunities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is through the eyes of a past participant in the Science Education and Workforce Development Programs at ORNL.
Julita Inca Chiroque
An interest in high-performance computing led Julita Inca Chiroque to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where she participated in the Advanced Short-Term Research Opportunity (ASTRO) Program.
Julita Inca ChiroqueRecently added stories
Swati Narasimhan
Mechanical engineering student Swati Narasimhan contributed to energy storage research at the Battery Manufacturing Facility while participating in the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) Program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Swati Narasimhan
Nathan Kidder
High school student Nathan Kidder contributed to projects at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Spallation Neutron Source facility through the Next Generation STEM Internship Program.
Nathan Kidder