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Watson is a semester long accelerator in Boulder, Colorado for student innovators, leaders, and entrepreneurs that includes mentorship and short courses from some of the world’s foremost practitioners including a leader of the Nobel Peace Prize winning international campaign to ban Landmines, seasoned entrepreneurs, and a Time Magazine Hero of the Planet; award winning training inspired by Transformative Action Institute in the skills of empathy, creativity, resilience, fundraising, team-building, human centered design, and social aikido; the Watson Lab in which Scholars receive personalized coaching and connections to world-class mentors, partners and funders to pilot, prototype, and scale their ideas to shape the future. In Fall 2014, Watson is piloting a new degree track
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ORNL accelerator scientists served as instructors and mentors, as well as tour guides, for the 2014 United States Particle Accelerator School, which brought 150 visitors from approximately 65 different international institutions to the University of Tennessee at the end of January.
About 50 students from around the world toured the Spallation Neutron Source accelerator tunnel at Oak Ridge National Laboratory as part of USPAS.
Sarah Cousineau, SNS Research Accelerator Physicist, briefs students during their tour of SNS.
Credit: Genevieve Martin/ORNL
Read more about USPAS: www.ornl.gov/ornl/highlights/neutron-sciences-staff-give-...