Ten Undergraduate Researcher Fellows Gain Hands-On Nanotech Experience

As part of the CNST's mission to develop the next generation of nanotechnologists, the following NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows will spend June and July participating in cutting-edge nanoscience research in the CNST.

• Aaron Cochran, an Applied Science/Nanotechnology major at the University of Wisconsin - Stout

• Nicole Messier, a Mechanical Engineering major at George Washington University

• Robert Hoyt, a Physics major at Harvey Mudd College

• Jason Bylsma, who will begin a Ph.D. program in Applied Physics at the University of South Florida next fall

• Timothy Enright, a Chemistry major at University of the Sciences in Philadelphia

• Gregory Meyer, a Mechanical Engineering major at the University of Maryland in College Park

• Joshua Leibowitz, a Materials Science & Engineering major at the University of Connecticut

• Christopher Hong, a Bioengineering major at Penn State University

• Suehyun Cho, a Physics major at University of Maryland, College Park

• Karthik Prakhya, a double major in Physics and Electrical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst