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As part of the Arizona State University-Berkeley Lab STEM Pathways program, civil engineering student Jonathan Goldtooth interned with the Lab’s Facilities Division to bring the knowledge he learned back to his reservation.
At the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC), Mukul enables research software to make use of the Lab's GPU-enabled supercomputer for scientific simulations.
Tracy Mattox, one of Workforce Development & Education's mentors, helps interns grow their confidence in their own futures as scientists, engineers, technologists, and STEM professionals.
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