ACS Catalyst Scholarship – Call for Application Reviewers
The Student Experiences Team is seeking additional reviewers for the ACS Catalyst Scholarship. Please feel free to share this opportunity with individuals in your network who
The Student Experiences Team is seeking additional reviewers for the ACS Catalyst Scholarship. Please feel free to share this opportunity with individuals in your network who
The deadline for the SC Student Volunteers Program is quickly approaching! This program provides both undergraduate and graduate students with a unique opportunity to contribute to
Isiaha Rodriguez grew up in Desert Hot Springs in the Coachella Valley. He is a first generation college student, but his father instilled in him
Fuel of the Future of Computational Science A Story of Determination: Meet Isiaha Rodriguez Some students go to extraordinary lengths to pursue their goals.Isiaha Rodriguez is
Sustainable Horizons Institute is excited to share that we’ll be part of CV Giving Day, Tuesday, March 3, 2026 – a regional celebration where nonprofits across the Coachella Valley
Dignora Castillo-Soto was a Masters student in Cybersecurity at Bay Path University in Massachusetts, working in retail at an Apple store and beginning a summer
In 2018, Professor Sanchari Das was a Ph.D. student at Indiana University Bloomington, interested in usable privacy and security when her advisor, Professor L. Jean
Kofoworola Idowu had studied geophysics as an undergraduate, but when she pivoted to systems administration for an oil and gas servicing company in her home
In 2018, Konstantin Metz, a graduate student in the Cybersecurity and Privacy program at the University of Central Florida, was diagnosed with a tumor that
The CRLC Seminar Series is a collaborative effort between Sustainable Horizons Institute and six Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories. The goal of the seminar
Celeste Matarazzo understands the importance of engaging with and encouraging students. When she was a young woman studying computer science, she benefitted from impactful mentors,
Dr. Mike McKerns, staff scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), has always been involved in educational research and looks for ways to inspire more
Lenore Cowen, Professor in the Departments of Computer Science and Mathematics at Tufts University, wanted to give undergraduate students a taste of data science research
When Dr. Frank Marfai first read about the Computational Research Leadership Council (CRLC) seminar series, he thought there must be a catch. The ability to
Ashna Nawar Ahmed is a Doctoral Research Assistant at Texas State University, specializing in surrogate models for high-performance computing (HPC) optimization, who recently had a
Dr. Line Pouchard was a Senior Researcher at Brookhaven National Laboratory when she first learned of the Computational Research Leadership Council (CRLC) Seminar Series as
Dr. Polina Shpilker was a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Tufts University when her advisor invited her to meet Dr. Line Pouchard, who at
After working at a non-governmental organization focused on supporting people living with HIV/AIDS in his home country of Ghana, Francis Owusu-Dampare knew he wanted to
Next week on Feb 10, 11, and 12, CASS is hosting a bunch of virtual birds-of-a-feather sessions, open to anyone in the scientific software community. Topics are varied and include specific libraries
The BSSw Birds-of-a-Feather session, February 12, 2026, 1:00pm – 2:30pm EST, provides an opportunity to learn more about and engage with the BSSw Fellowship community. The BSSw Fellowship
As cybersecurity becomes increasingly vital across the scientific community, cultivating the next generation of cybersecurity leaders has never been more important. Trusted CI is proud
The 2026 Rising Stars in Computational & Data Sciences Workshop will held April 7-8, 2026, at the Santa Fe Institute in Santa Fe, NM. Rising Stars is
The Sustainable Research Pathways (SRP) 2026 program is a partnership between Sustainable Horizons Institute, NSF National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot, the High Performance
Colin is a passionate educational professional with sixteen years in the field across the public and private sectors, both within and outside of the classroom.
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