Uses very big magnets to study electrons Studies electro- catalysis Is involved in clubs as a grad student Has worked with radioactive elements Did field research on turtles Whose favorite technique is Westerns Whose favorite tool is STEM Whose favorite element is Ru and F Had trouble finding undergrad research Whose favorite tool is PXRD Studies cyclic polymers Enjoys scientific illustration Runs computational models Took a gap year Has participated in an REU Studied proteins in undergrad Switched labs Works with cells Whose favorite tool is their computer Uses air- free techniques Has synthesized nanocrystals Switched fields/divisions Studies proteins in grad school Didn't always want to be a grad student Uses very big magnets to study electrons Studies electro- catalysis Is involved in clubs as a grad student Has worked with radioactive elements Did field research on turtles Whose favorite technique is Westerns Whose favorite tool is STEM Whose favorite element is Ru and F Had trouble finding undergrad research Whose favorite tool is PXRD Studies cyclic polymers Enjoys scientific illustration Runs computational models Took a gap year Has participated in an REU Studied proteins in undergrad Switched labs Works with cells Whose favorite tool is their computer Uses air- free techniques Has synthesized nanocrystals Switched fields/divisions Studies proteins in grad school Didn't always want to be a grad student
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Uses very big magnets to study electrons
Studies electro-catalysis
Is involved in clubs as a grad student
Has worked with radioactive elements
Did field research on turtles
Whose favorite technique is Westerns
Whose favorite tool is STEM
Whose favorite element is Ru and F
Had trouble finding undergrad research
Whose favorite tool is PXRD
Studies cyclic polymers
Enjoys scientific illustration
Runs computational models
Took a gap year
Has participated in an REU
Studied proteins in undergrad
Switched labs
Works with cells
Whose favorite tool is their computer
Uses air-free techniques
Has synthesized nanocrystals
Switched fields/divisions
Studies proteins in grad school
Didn't always want to be a grad student