DOE-FIU Science & Technology Workforce Development Program accepts applications two times per year at the beginning of Spring and Fall semesters. If you are interested, please download the application form and […]
DOE Fellow, Mr. Alejandro Hernandez, was awarded one of the twelve national fellowships for the National Nuclear Chemistry School, funded by the Department of Energy and sponsored by the American […]
ARC researchers in collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory Carlsbad Field Office are investigating how a salt-resistent microbe may be affecting the mobility of contaminants at the Waste Isolation Pilot […]
Mr. Michael DiBono (DOE Fellow) is currently conducting his summer internship at the Applied Robotics Group at the University of Texas at Austin. Michael’s research work is on the simulation […]
Our DOE Fellows (Christine Wipfli, Juan Morales and Mohammed Albassam) interning at Department of Energy HQ in Washington DC and former DOE Fellow Alessandra Monetti – class of 2009 (now […]
DOE-FIU Science & Technology Workforce Development Program accepts applications two times per year at the beginning of Spring and Fall semesters. If you are interested, please download the application form and […]
ARC researchers in collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory Carlsbad Field Office are investigating how a salt-resistent microbe may be affecting the mobility of contaminants at the Waste Isolation Pilot […]
Mr. Michael DiBono (DOE Fellow) is currently conducting his summer internship at the Applied Robotics Group at the University of Texas at Austin. Michael’s research work is on the simulation […]
Message from the Program Director
I wanted to let you know about an incredible opportunity made possible to FIU minority students thanks to the sponsorship and funding of the US Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM). In an effort to overcome the challenges of an aging workforce, DOE-EM is actively and aggressively targeting college students across the US to enter DOE’s workforce. Continue Reading