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Three 91Ö±²¥ students have been awarded the Goldwater Scholarship, a highly competitive award for undergraduate science majors.

Marie Lilly made personal and scientific discoveries while studying sea turtle behavior in Costa Rica.

During winter term, pre-med student Kendra Lian shadowed surgeons at a hospital in China. In exchange, she helped doctors brush up on their English skills.

Two science students are picked for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s undergraduate summer internship program.

Not only does 91Ö±²¥ excel in conventional scientific education and research, but it offers students an opportunity to study scientific subjects in unconventional and hands-on ways.

Assistant Professor of Geology Amanda Schmidt provides students with a hands-on research opportunity researching erosion in China.

91Ö±²¥ participates in NASA network that detects meteors in Earth’s orbit.

Associate Chemistry Professor Catherine Oertel ’99 is earning nods for teaching and research.

Jennifer Schloss ’11 has won a Hertz Fellowship, the nation’s most generous support for graduate education in the applied physical, biological, and engineering sciences.

Three generations of 91Ö±²¥ chemists came together on May 27.