Intelligent Control for Autonomous Robots
 
Silvia Ferrari is equipping autonomous robots with an intelligence to go where man or woman may not be able to go, whether under water or in the air.
 
 
Through Wind and Dust
 
Undergraduates who do field research gain tangible experience and an expansive grasp of their field. Colton Poore ’20 tells his extraordinary story.
 

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Colton Poore
 
Bacteria, Can’t Keep Them Down
 
How do bacteria continue to evade death by antibiotics? Guillaume Lambert applies physics to the task of discovering how.
 
 
Searching for Quantum Gravity
 
What is spacetime? How do physicists describe it? How does it relate to quantum gravity? Thomas Hartman passionately pursues these mysteries.
 
 
Looking for Answers in Criminal Justice
 
McNair Scholar Rebekah Jones has chosen research as her way of casting light on the shortcomings of criminal justice systems—and improving them.
 
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