2010

2010 Internship Reports

	Serkan Akar DOE Headquarters, Forrestal EM Management Systems
	Amaury Betancourt Oak Ridge National Laboratory Understanding Mercury Transfer to the Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria Desulfovibrio desulfuricans G20
	Elsa Cabrejo Oak Ridge EM Office In Situ Remediation and Stabilization Technologies for Mercury in Clay Soils
	Denny Carvajal Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland Uranium Toxicity to Native Microbial Communities in the Hanford 300 Area Groundwater
	Charles Castello Oak Ridge National Laboratory Development of a Prototype Methyl-Mercury Monitor for Pore Water Analysis at Oak Ridge Reservation Creek Beds
	Ramon Colon DOE Headquarters, Germantown Preparation of the 11th Annual Meeting Working Party on D&D
	Edgard Espinosa DOE Headquarters, Germantown A Brief History of the Yucca Mountain Project
	Alexander Henao DOE Headquarters, Germantown Disposal of Greater-Than-Class C (GTCC) Low-Level Radioactive Waste and GTCC-Like Waste
	Melina Idarraga DOE Headquarters, Germantown Logic Model for the Deep Vadose Zone Program at the Hanford Site
	Jose Matos Hanford Site, Richland Water Hammer Analysis
	William Mendez Oak Ridge National Laboratory Development of Characterization Tools for Contaminated Nuclear Stacks
	Nadia Lima Savannah River Site 105-P Reactor Disassembly Basin D & E Canal Cellular Grout Laboratory Testing
	Mario Vargas Oak Ridge National Laboratory Development of Remote Tools for Characterizing and Inspecting the Inside Walls of Off-gas Stacks
	Jose Vasquez Oak Ridge EM Office Remedial Action Work Plan for the S-3 Ponds Site at the Y-12 National Security Complex Oak Ridge, Tennessee
	Leydi Velez DOE Headquarters, Forrestal Risk Assessment in Support of DOE Nuclear Safety

Testimonial

Dear Dr. Lagos,
Thank you for engraining “GANAS” in us fortunate DOE Fellows at FIU. Today, the University of Tennessee – Knoxville confirmed my Ph.D. in Energy Science and Engineering with an interdisciplinary minor in computational science. The DOE Fellows program and your mentoring will forever be impacting my life.
Very best regards,
Stephen

Stephen Wood, Computational Engineer University of Tennessee Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (JICS)