Stephania Vasilieva is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Systems and Industrial Engineering. She works with Roberto Furfaro from Systems and Industrial Enginering conducting research on “Integration and Testing for the Science and Processing Operations Center.”
David Setton is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Physics/Astronomy. He works with Christopher Willmer from Steward Observatory conducting research on “Measuring Galaxy Evolution in the HST Frontier Fields.”
Caitlin Schmidt is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Journalism. She works with Sarah Gassen from Arizona Daily Star conducting research on “Arizona Daily Star Science Journalism Intern.”
Jonathan Schmidt is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Civil Engineering. He works with Jennifer Duan from Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechancis conducting research on “Experimental Study of Sediment Transport in Vegetated and Meandering Channels.”
Eric Scarlett is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Physics and Astronomy. He works with Roger Angel from Astonomy, Optical Sciences conducting research on “Solar Spectrum Modeling with SMARTS.”
Raymond Sanchez is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Neuroscience. He works with Daniel Stolte from University Relations Communications conducting research on “Science Communication Internship.”
Liliana Saldana is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. She works with Jesse Little from Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering conducting research on “Capabilities of Pulsed Plasma Actuator for Exciting Coherent Vortex Wakes.”
Tierra Roller is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Aerospace Engineering. She works with Jesse Little from Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering conducting research on “Mixing layers excited by laser energy deposition.”
Victoria Raught is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Biomedical Engineering. She works with Jeong-Yeol Yoon from Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering conducting research on “Liver/Kidney-on-a-Chip for Environmental Toxicology Studies.”
Nikitha Ramohalli is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering. She works with Steve Kukolich from Chemistry & Biochemistry conducting research on “Microwave Spectroscopy and Spectrometer Engineering.”
