Benjamin Blumberg is a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He is working with Hermann Fasel at the University of Arizona's Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering.
Alison Bloom is a sophomore majoring in Molecular and Cellular Biology. She is working with John F. O'Hanlon at the University of Arizona's Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering.
Chris Bergevin is a sophomore majoring in Physics and Mathematics. He is working with Esmail Mehdizadeh at Innovative Lasers Corp.
Clifford T. Baker is a junior majoring in Microbiology and Immunology. He is working with Dominick DeLuca at the University of Arizona's Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
Jennifer Woo is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Science and Agriculture. She works with Dr. Mark Riley from Ag. and Bio. Engineering conducting research on "Near Infrared Spectroscopy for Monitoring Animal Cell Metabolism".
Anne Williams is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Chemical Engineering. She works with Dr. Eric Betterton from Atmospheric Sciences conducting research on "Snow sublimation rates in southern Arizona - the fastest snow in the west".
Raymond Valenzuela is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Engeneering and Mines. He works with Dr. Alfonso Ortega from AME conducting research on "Heat Transfer in Impinging Jets with Periodic Excitation".
Andrea Urban is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Astronomy/Physics. She works with Dr. Michael R. Meyer from Astronomy conducting research on "Evolution of Circumstellar Disks Around Young Stars: Prospects for SIRTF".
David Teel is a University of Arizona Senior majoring in Political Science/Journalism. He works with Dr. Chuck Hutchinson from OALS conducting research on "Models and Modes of Enabling the Use of NASA Earth Science and Data in Decision Making".
Seth Swift is a University of Arizona Sophomore majoring in Physics/Astronomy. He works with Dr. Dean Hines from Astronomy conducting research on "Polarimetric Investigations of Active Galaxies and Axisymmetric Massloss".