The AAA-UFP is for students who will be in master's degree programs in the fall of 2001 and will be taking nuclear engineering courses as part of their master's degree program. For suggested research opportunities, please see the web site.
Fellowships are limited to one per university academic department.
Time Frame Fellowships begin with the Fall 2001 semester and last up to 18 months. Fellows will be encouraged to spend the summer of 2001 working in the AAA program at Los Alamos National Laboratory or Argonne National Laboratory. The fellows' research in advanced accelerator applications will be the basis for the students' graduate program theses. Fellowship recipients must be accepted into an engineering, chemistry, physics, or radiochemistry master's degree program by September 1, 2001. Students will have summer 2001 employment opportunities in the AAA program at Los Alamos National Laboratory or Argonne National Laboratory.