Wes Johnson is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Physics, Math, and Astronomy. He works with Lon Hood from the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory on “Solar Influences on Tropical Deep Convection and the MJO”

Meghna Jayaraman is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Biomedical Engineering. She works with Jennifer Koevary from Biomedical Engineering on “Degradation of Polymeric Materials for Multi-use and Re-use.”

Mackenzie James is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Astronomy. She works with Jinyoung Serena Kim from Astronomy on “Searching for Photoevaporating Protoplanetary Disks In Vicinity of Young Massive Stars.”

Adolfo Herrera is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He works with Eleonora Demaria from the USDA-ARS Southwest Watershed Research Center on “Precipitation characteristics in a semi-arid environment with high resolution satellite products.”

Rachel Hamilton is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. She works with Jeffrey Fehmi from School of Natural Resources on “Distribution, fate, and consequences of terrestrial plastic micro-particles.”

Gisselle Gonzalez is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Biomedical Engineering. She works with Anthony Muscat from the Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering on “Single Atom Catalysis.”

Victor Estrada is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He works with Yitshak Zohar from Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering on “Diffusion of biospecies in a lung-on-a-chip model.”

Gage Driscoll is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in College of Engineering. He works with Jeffrey Kargel from Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences on “Cryosphere-associated minerals in saline lakes on Earth as analogs of ancient Martian lakebeds.”

Olivia Cote is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Electrical Engineering. She works with Steve Kukolich from Chemistry and Biochemistry on “Electronic circuits and Computer Programs for  Microwave Spectrometers.”

Fernando Coronado is a University of Arizona Junior majoring in Engineering. He works with Christopher Walker from Astronomy on “TeraHertz Astronomy from the Edge of Space.”