We have multiple openings for undergraduate students to engage in practical research experience to further their educational goals. Opportunities include participation in projects lead by LLNL scientists in the research areas including: Applied Physics (Optical and X-Ray Imaging, Astrophysics and Planetary Science (laboratory-based and observational), Space Science Vehicles & Sensors); Condensed Matter Physics (Theory, Modeling & Simulation, Experimental Static & Dynamic High Pressure Physics, Quantum Computing & Sensing); High Energy Density Physics (Experimental Laser and Magnetically-driven compression, Theory, Modeling and Simulation of HED states); and Plasma and Fusion Energy Science (Fusion Energy Modeling & Simulation, Tokamak development experiments & diagnostics, Applications of Plasma Science). These positions are in the Physics Division of the Physical & Life Sciences Directorate.

You will

Work with scientists conducting research in experiments, theory or modeling simulation, and materials modelling.
Conduct research in assigned areas under close direction and supervision.
Perform scientific assignments at an appropriate level complexity and work collaboratively on scientific research and development projects.
Analyze results and provide weekly updates.
Present work through presentations and/or poster sessions.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Must be a continuing student in good standing at an accredited institution pursuing a bachelor's degree in a field of science, engineering, or an equivalent.
Demonstrated academic achievement in Physics or related field.
Ability to apply basic physics principles to solve technical problems.
Demonstrated effective communication skills.
Ability to present and communicate concepts and ideas.
Knowledge in Materials Science/Physics/Applied Mathematics/Applied Sciences.
Familiarity with modern computer-based data analysis approaches, summarizing and presenting results.
Ability to work in a team environment.

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