Boise State students Addie Lupercio, Kaelee Novich, and Sven Marnauzs from the Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering have been awarded financial support for their nuclear energy research through the Department of Energy Integrated University Program.
These awards are part of more than $5 million nationally being distributed by the Department of Energy to further undergraduate and graduate researchers in their nuclear energy related studies. They include 45 scholarships of $7,500, and 33 fellowships of $50,000 annually for three years for students at U.S. colleges and universities.