Angie N.

Background

About Angie N.

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory is one of 17 Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science laboratories and is operated by Stanford University on behalf of the DOE. Since its opening in 1962, SLAC has been helping create the future. SLAC built the world’s longest particle accelerator, discovered some of the fundamental building blocks of matter and created the first website in North America. SLAC’s top-notch research facilities attract thousands of scientists from all over the world each year. Along with its own staff scientists, they’re working to discover new drugs for healing, new materials for electronics and new ways to produce clean energy and clean up the environment. Scientists are also exploring the cosmos, from the origin of the universe to the nature of dark energy, and developing the smaller, more efficient particle accelerators of the future. SLAC’s revolutionary X-ray laser is revealing intimate details of atoms and chemical reactions and making stop-motion movies of this tiny realm, with the goal of doing the same for living cells. Four Nobel prizes have been awarded for work at SLAC, and more than scientific papers are published each year based on research at the lab. Trained by top sourcing and technical industry experts and passionate about science and technology, I take pride in building successful relationships to bring great talent together.