Opening Doors and Transforming Science Through SRP
Aissata Diop never imagined she would be working at a Department of Energy National Laboratory when she started her studies at Bronx Community College, CUNY.
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Aissata Diop never imagined she would be working at a Department of Energy National Laboratory when she started her studies at Bronx Community College, CUNY.
Nothando Khumalo is no stranger to taking the initiative, and her courage to follow her dreams has had exponential benefits. As a junior in Computer
New Insight and New Possibilities Through SRP Less than 30 miles north of Los Alamos National Lab and about 100 north of Sandia National Laboratories,
Discovering Your Dream Path is Possible Through SRP Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know, and the guidance of a good mentor can help
Imagining a Better Future Professor William Mondy of the University of South Florida dreams big while working small. Over eight million diabetics suffer from foot
The Ideal Intersection When Elise Dettling, a senior studying theoretical mathematics at Grand Valley State University in Michigan, applied to the Sustainable Research Pathways for
It is the rare and special summer internship that not only changes your life, but also allows you to open new doors and new worlds to others over many years. In the summer of 2019, when Tanzima Islam was a professor at Western Washington University, she was part of Sustainable Research Pathways (SRP) and went to Berkeley Lab with two of her undergraduate students. She calls the experience a “defining moment” for her career, and the research they conducted led to software, published papers, and the backbone for her early career research.
I am most proud of being able to say that I’ve worked on meaningful scientific problems. Be itlearning more about cancer-causing RAS protein mutations or
When I applied for the SRP workshop in 2016, I had no idea what to expect. I accidentally readabout the SRP workshop in an email
In 2016 my work was focused on the all elusive protein structure prediction problem. I had beenworking on this problem for many years and my
I went to Berkeley Lab twice during Summer 2018 and Summer 2019 through the SustainableResearch Pathways program. During the first summer, I was working on
SRP is a great opportunity for networking, connecting with experienced people working in ourfocused research area, and learning about great ongoing work in different research
This was a great opportunity for me to be taught by different scientists and learn a new field.Much of my outlook on scientific research is
My experience during the past two summers working in the Computational Research Division atBerkeley Lab has been extremely rewarding and has shaped my future plans.
As an applied mathematician working on materials science and image processing, I participated in the SRP Workshop twice. In both opportunities I had a great
As a University of Kentucky computer science master’s student, I was fortunate to connect with SHI, which accelerated my development by making it possible for
I was honored to be invited to work over the summer and bring two students with me. We worked on improving the accuracy of drug
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