IN THIS ISSUE
- From Los Alamos summer student to Lab scientist
Product Realization Team lead Nate Sanchez shares his success story - Area teachers benefit from professional development
Math and Science Academy encourages collaborative work environments - Flow Science gifts back $50K award
Money goes to Venture Acceleration Fund - LANL talks available
Eight Los Alamos scientists deliver ideas worth spreading - In other news
Makerspaces foster creativity - For your calendar
From a summer reading to Science on Tap, August is a busy month
GRANT WRITING TIP
Don’t use the words “could” or “would.” Always use “will” and “can”—you’ll sound more confident that you will get the money and that you will follow through on your project.
Don’t use jargon unless you know that everyone reading your grant is in your field and will understand what you’re saying. This goes for acronyms, too—make sure you spell them out on first reference.
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PERSONAL MESSAGE
Twelve percent of the current Laboratory workforce—1,600 people—are postdocs or students, many of who will be presenting research at the 16th annual Student Symposium on Wednesday, August 3. “Celebrating Student Achievement” is the theme of this year’s event, which provides a unique opportunity for students to share their work at Los Alamos not only with colleagues but also with the public.
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