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A group of individuals are at an academic poster presentation. One person is pointing to a poster from Michigan Medicine, explaining details to others. Attendees in the background are observing and walking through the exhibit space.
A person is explaining a scientific poster to another individual. The poster contains text and diagrams related to a project at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. Both individuals are focused on the presentation.
Two individuals are engaged in conversation in front of a scientific poster presentation. The poster displays various graphs and text. One person gestures while speaking, holding a device. The other person is wearing a blue shirt with a graphic of a mug and a doughnut. They are in a well-lit indoor setting.
A person is working with electronic components on a table during a tech exhibition. In the background, several people are engaging with displays, including a poster featuring the words "Thermo Fisher Scientific.
A person in formal attire is presenting research on a large poster board featuring logos of Princeton University, PPPL, and DOE. They are gesturing towards graphs and text, while holding a drink. Others are observing and listening attentively in a well-lit indoor setting.
Two individuals are observing a poster display at an indoor event. The poster includes logos for IEEE and IPL. The surroundings suggest a professional or academic setting, with others visible in the background.
A group of people is gathered in a well-lit room, likely at a conference or seminar. One person is presenting in front of a large poster displaying scientific information and the STFC logo. Other attendees, dressed in casual and professional attire, are engaging in discussions around the posters.
A group of people are viewing and discussing various research posters displayed on partitions in a well-lit indoor area. The posters contain illustrations and text, and some feature logos, possibly relating to academic or scientific institutions. The scene suggests an academic or professional event.
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What did you learn this summer? Each summer, PPPL welcomes students from across the country to participate in hands-on research, technical training and professional development experiences that introduce them to plasma physics, fusion energy and the technologies that support them. This year, the Lab hosted more than 30 interns and 15 Plasma Pathways Summer School students who contributed to projects advancing fusion science, materials research, engineering and Laboratory operations. Together, these initiatives deepen the Lab’s ties to local high school students and higher education across the nation, building the next generation of emerging scientists, engineers, communicators and creators. The Lab offers three internship and summer learning experiences organized by the Office of Workforce Development for Teachers and Scientists through the U.S. Department of Energy's (@energy) Office of Science: the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship,, Community College Internships and Visiting Faculty Program. The Lab also hosts its own Operations Internship Program. Across these programs, students and early career professionals gain hands-on experience in research, technical training or internal operations as they contribute to projects that support PPPL’s mission. Use the link in bio to learn more. 📸 by Michael Livingston (@mlivs_photo) and Gabriella Lamboy, communications intern.

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@mj_sinagoga Shkeeeeb @dsinn322

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@aantenaee I still remember Maria’s presentation, such a great research!

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