<br/>The Michigan State University nuclear chemistry program includes studies of radiochemistry, nuclear reactions and structure, astrophysics, and the nuclear equation of state.  The strength of the graduate program is dependent on the overall quality of its graduate students.  For many years, even decades, the ACS Nuclear Chemistry Summer School (NCSS) has identified the brightest students across the nation and brought them to  two locations to expose them to nuclear science through intense coursework coupled with hands-on applications in a laboratory setting under the strong leadership of Trish Baisden and Paul Mantica.  The NCSS has proved to be an excellent venue to recruit high-achieving future graduate students that have gone on to graduate programs such as ours and then on to successful careers.  I will discuss the impact that the ACS NCSS has had the Michigan State University program and I am glad to acknowledge the effort put forward by Trish and Paul as leaders and the many instructors that have kept it running. We look forward to continued success of the school and the development of high quality students that it attracts that will be necessary for success at FRIB.

Impact of the nuclear chemistry summer school at Michigan State University

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