user programs

Who Can Participate in User Programs?

Participation in user programs is usually open to a wide range of researchers including:
Academic researchers and students
Industry professionals
Government scientists
Eligibility criteria vary depending on the specific program, but most are designed to be inclusive and encourage participation from diverse groups.

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