Has anyone done an internship at SLAC?

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Internship experiences at SLAC are highly sought after, particularly for those looking to gain practical laboratory skills before pursuing graduate studies in physics. Participants in previous internships have highlighted the hands-on opportunities and the collaborative environment as significant benefits. Many emphasize the value of working alongside experienced researchers and the exposure to cutting-edge technology. The timeline for internship applications is crucial, with candidates often waiting for responses before making decisions about graduate school offers. Overall, SLAC internships are viewed as a valuable stepping stone for aspiring physicists, offering both professional development and networking opportunities.
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Hey guys,

Has anyone done an internship at SLAC?
If so, what was your experience? Please describe in detail.

I applied for a one year internship there, and I'm really hoping to get it. I want some more "hands on/laboratory" work before graduate school.

Currently, I have been accepted into grad school for physics, but I haven't accepted any offers yet because I'm still waiting to hear back from SLAC (I'll accept if I don't hear back by the end of the first week of April.)

If anyone has any information to contribute about their internship experience at SLAC, I'd be very appreciative.
 
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