FRIB hosts and participates in several programs for high school students who are potentially interested in pursuing undergraduate studies in nuclear science.
Physics of Atomic Nuclei (PAN) is a free week-long program for U.S. high school students, exploring atomic nuclei's fundamentals and their connections to astrophysics and cosmology, inspiring future scientists.
Physicists Inspiring the Next Generation (PING): Exploring the Nuclear Matter is a two-week nuclear physics program at FRIB, pairing pre-college students with undergraduate mentors.
Distinguished Trailblazers in the Sciences
MSU and FRIB host an annual competition for pre-college students highlighting scientists and engineers who have made a meaningful impact to nuclear science, accelerator science, and accelerator engineering and deserve recognition.
Students can meet one or more researchers to discuss the life of a scientist and see them in action.
This seven-week research experience pairs high school students with research groups across the MSU campus.
