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The next generation of data scientists is being formed on LLNL's campus. This summer's DSSI cohort brings fresh perspectives and sharp minds to bear on work of national importance. We can't wait to see the impact they'll make, both on our research and on their own careers.
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Data Scientist Spotlight
Jolypich Pek
2026 Summer intern
Originally from Cambodia, Joly moved to Virginia nearly 10 years ago and is currently a Ph.D. student in Statistical Science at George Mason University. Joly previously interned at the Lab in 2025 through the Defense Science and Technology Internship Program. “It was a valuable experience that allowed me to learn about the Lab, build connections, and network with scientists who share my interest in statistics. I also had the opportunity to learn about research in other fields,” she says.
Recent Research
FLASK Copilot offers scientists new chemical recipes
What do you do when you run out of an ingredient while cooking? What if the only store that sells the ingredient is closed? Limited resources can challenge cooks and chemists alike, but when performing scientific research, the materials that scientists rely on cannot be easily acquired at a supermarket.
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore and other national security-focused institutions are primarily concerned with the availability of critical materials whose complex supply chains can face instability. If researchers cannot obtain the materials they need for their project through the usual procurement channels, they must synthesize them on their own.
Opportunities
Open Data Initiative
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