This year's awardees were selected from a pool of more than 700 nominations from the CMNS community.
The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences will host 48 events.
Pessoa has been a member of the institute since its inception.
Graham Haederle (B.S. ’23, atmospheric and oceanic science; B.S. ’23, finance) helps companies play a part in climate change solutions.
Awards for projects fund use of AI, DNA replication simulation and more in the classroom.
Pinkowitz sought University Career Center support and landed a Navy Federal Credit Union internship.
The new facility will serve as a hub for quantum chemistry, molecular nanoscience and sustainability research.
Geology's Nicholas Schmerr helped develop the Lunar Environment Monitoring System (LEMS), which is designed to track the moon's seismic activity during NASA's Artemis III mission.
Award-winning theoretical physicist Ana Maria Rey (Ph.D. ’04, physics) hopes to inspire the next generation of scientists at the 2024 CMNS Graduate Commencement Ceremony.
NASA Chief Scientist and Senior Climate Advisor Katherine Calvin (B.S. ’03, mathematics; B.S. ’03, computer science) will share her story with graduates and their families at the CMNS Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony in May.