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Biology and biochemistry graduate Gabby Walsh ’18 is working as a postbaccalaureate fellow at the Food and Drug Administration.

The annual $50,000 award recognizes excellence in sciences and passion for cultural study.

Hugh Newcomb ’18 works as a medical scribe at an Inova Health System hospital in Fairfax, Virginia.

An interdisciplinary module encourages students to think critically about biological and ethical implications of pesticide use.

Ten faculty and staff were named Scientific Teaching Fellows by Yale Mobile Summer Institute on Scientific Teaching.

A double-degree student, Santiago has spent the summer working on sodium ion batteries in a research group led by Jay Whitacre ’94.

Emilie Lozier ’18 won this year’s Nexial Prize, a $50,000 award for a graduating science major who has demonstrated both academic excellence and passion for cultural study.

Hayley Larson '14 teaches at Aloft Circus Arts and Aerial Dane Chicago and performs as Duo Filamental.

Noalle Fellah ’16 is combining her passion for art history and chemistry as she pursues a PhD at New York University.

Bradley Hamilton and Jennifer Jimenez will spend 10 weeks working on cutting-edge projects with HHMI scientists.