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Computational Physics Student Summer Workshop

Sponsored by the Los Alamos National Laboratory Advanced Scientific Computing (ASC) Program

June 2nd - August 8th, 2025

Los Alamos National Laboratory's Computational Physics Division, in cooperation with  Advanced Simulation and Computation Program is pleased to sponsor the 2025 Computational Physics Student Summer Workshop. The workshop seeks to bring to the Laboratory a diverse group of exceptional graduate and advanced undergraduate students from within the United States for enriching lectures and to work with the staff scientists for 10 weeks on exciting and relevant projects that may culminate in articles or conference presentations.

Apply Now - Deadline is January 15, 2025

Workshop Overview

Teams of two participants work under the guidance of one or more mentors. A fellowship is awarded to each participant and typically ranges from $9,000 to $17,000, based on academic rank. Lectures, teamwork, and mentoring help students learn about computational physics and enhance their careers. Shared technical goals help students build future connections. Social events and tours enhance the workshop experience, promoting team-building and creating lasting memories and professional relationships.

Application Guidelines

We invite applications from graduate students and advanced undergraduates (minimum of at least one year of college or university).  Applications must be submitted online.  The application process requires a cover letter, resume, and contact information for a letter of recommendation.  Students will also need to select their top three research project choices.  Descriptions of this years projects will be posted on the application website.

Fellowship Stipend

Participants will receive a fellowship stipend, paid in three installments during the summer. Travel, food, and housing are the participants' responsibilities. Resources to find summer housing, often in short supply, are provided. 

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Contacts

  • Program Leads
  • JeeYeon Plohr
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  • Charlie Starrett
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