This in-person conference brought representatives from multiple U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories to UNH to raise awareness about the labs’ world-class scientific facilities and resources. Our goals included fostering partnerships among researchers at UNH, other New England universities, industry leaders from across the region and the national labs to address society’s most pressing energy, environmental, national security and workforce challenges.
Representatives from the following Labs participated:
- Argonne National Lab
- Brookhaven National Lab
- Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
- Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
- Lawrence Livermore National Lab
- Los Alamos National Lab
- National Energy Technology Lab
- National Renewable Energy Lab
- Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
- Pacific Northwest National Lab
- Sandia National Laboratories
- Savannah River National Lab
- Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
Topic areas
nuclear, astrophysics, space weather/heliophysics and grid stability
marine energy, energy efficient technologies and systems, equity/community financing and impact
energy technology, catalysis and materials science, industrial innovation through advanced manufacturing technologies and partnerships
climate models and biogeochemical cycles, environmental molecular science and biological systems, carbon sequestration, terrestrial-aquatic and offshore ecosystems
National Lab career fair, undergraduate and graduate research internships, postdoctoral fellowships, visiting faculty programs, and employment opportunities
Additional Resources
UNH and the National Labs News Stories
U.S. Department of Energy Internships and Fellowships
Map of DOE National Labs with Internship Opportunities
New England National Lab Day Webinar Series 2020 – 21
School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
John Olson Center for Advanced Manufacturing
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Understanding the Nucleus, and Everything
UNH’s decades-long expertise in nuclear physics could fuel future innovations.
National Lab Honors
The DOE selected Ph.D. candidate Nick Pollak for its prestigious Graduate Student Research Program.
Carbon Gatekeepers
With $3.4 million from the Department of Energy, UNH researchers will study the thawing of Arctic permafrost to see its effect on climate change.
When Stars Collide
Francois Foucart received a prestigious CAREER Research Award from the Department of Energy.