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Kate Evans
Climate Scientist
Climate scientist Kate Evans works at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) on a variety of projects from using supercomputers to study the movements of ice sheets to developing a model to explore the impacts of storms on ocean currents. We recently had the opportunity to learn about her work advancing climate simulations and modeling and why an Indiana storm sparked her interest in Earth sciences. Read more about Kate on "geek up" blog energy.gov/articles/10-questions-climate-scientist-kate-evans.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory helps to develop future stars of the science world. See Dr. Ian Anderson and ORNL interns talk about their work at the Laboratory.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has spent the last decade investing billions in scientific infrastructure mapped to the most exciting and urgent science in the world. The unmatched caliber of the Lab’s facilities gives our researchers and the user community the opportunity to conduct the most important science of their careers. Feel free to find out more about the Science and Life at Oak Ridge, meet our incredible staff, and while you’re here—find the career you have been waiting for.
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