Argonne’s annual First Look@Argonne gives undergraduate students from underrepresented groups their first exposure to the lab — and its internship opportunities

Credit: (Image by Argonne National Laboratory.)

Experimental nuclear-structure physicist Benjamin Kay guides undergraduate students through the Argonne Tandem Linac Accelerator System for the First Look@Argonne event.

« Argonne’s annual First Look@Argonne gives undergraduate students from underrepresented groups their first exposure to the lab — and its internship opportunities

Credit: (Image by Argonne National Laboratory.)

To discover the hands-on research available at Argonne, students participating in First Look toured advanced facilities such as the Materials Engineering Research Facility.

« Argonne’s annual First Look@Argonne gives undergraduate students from underrepresented groups their first exposure to the lab — and its internship opportunities

Credit: (Image by Argonne National Laboratory.)

Not only does First Look show students the exciting science at national labs like Argonne, it teaches them how to become part of it themselves. Here, students intently watch a presentation on how to apply for DOE WDTS-sponsored programs.

« Argonne’s annual First Look@Argonne gives undergraduate students from underrepresented groups their first exposure to the lab — and its internship opportunities

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