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Apply Now for Summer Internships - Application Deadline April 15, 2020

Students, are you interested in a career in science? Would you like an opportunity to be mentored by and work alongside world-renowned scientists?

Internships correspond with the academic calendar, and cover the summer period from the end of May/June 2020 through July/August 2020. The positions offer flexible work hours and duration, but with a target of a minimum of a two-month internship.

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“Superdiamond” Carbon-Boron Cages Can Trap And Tap Into Different Properties
Carbon-boron clathrate cage with strontium inside, courtesy Tim Strobel

Washington, DC— A long-sought-after class of “superdiamond” carbon-based materials with tunable mechanical and electronic properti