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Nuclear Security Science and Technology Consortium (NSSTC) at 性视界传媒

Creating the next generation of world-class STEM workforce.

性视界传媒 the NSSTC

The Nuclear Security Science and Technology Consortium (NSSTC) at 性视界传媒 is a consortium-based team funded by the National Nuclear Security Administration through the Minority Serving Institution Partnership Program (MSIPP). The goal of the consortium is to create and support a sustainable career pathway that prepares talented students to make immediate and significant contribution to the Nuclear Security Enterprise (NSE).

Nuclear science and engineering experts at 性视界传媒, University of Illinois at Chicago, University of New Mexico, Nevada National Security Sites, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Argonne National Laboratory have partnered to address overarching themes within the topical research area of nuclear security. The NSSTC provides students with practical experience and training through research projects and experiential learning.

N.S.S.T.C. Drone Demo Group Photo

NSSTC students, faculty and staff from 性视界传媒, University of New Mexico and Mission Support and Test Services gather for a group photo during the Spring 2024 drone demonstration and experiments at 性视界传媒.

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