Victoria Ruiz '26 was runner-up in the undergraduate oral presentation category at this year's Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) National Convention for her presentation on the effectiveness of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for bone healing.

Using innovative fluorescent techniques, Samkoe highlights the path for surgeons to ensure removal of all cancerous tissue while sparing nerves and blood vessels.

Calista Adler '26, Jacob Crawford '27, Jeremy Wang '27, and Nayeli Yanez '27 were each awarded a $5000 Mazilu Fellowship to work with their advisors on a research project of choice.

The over $900,000 in funding will support Meyer's work to improve models for sea-level rise prediction, and to spark student interest in climate science through active learning with snow and glaciers.