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From an acoustic levitator to a “Neutron Bloodhound” robot, hands-on research inspires summer interns Interns spent their summer working with PPPL scientists and engineers on a wide variety of projects.
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PPPL apprenticeship program offers early career technicians a chance to earn while they learn high-tech careers Apprentices will learn on the job in four-year program.
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A shock to behold: Earthbound scientists complement space missions by reproducing the dynamics behind astronomical shocks Scientists produce the first laboratory measurement of the precursors to shock waves driven by solar flares.
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Creating a diverse pipeline Workshop offers women and underrepresented minority students a pathway into plasma physics and fusion energy research careers.
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