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Jordan Ho '27 Chaucer's form vs. modern adaptations, presenting her critical, canon-decolonizing research at three conferences and earned a Visiting Scholar spot at Oxford.

Knoll is one of the foremost geoscientists of more than 3 billion years. Recipient of the 2022 Crafoord Prize in Geosciences, Knoll works to shed light on ancient mysteries and share insights into the 21st-century era

Martin Harmer, a leading materials scientist at AV������, and development to bring advanced superalloy materials—essential for high-performance, critical industrial applications—to light.

Abrams, ”, is the cofounder of TiCK MiTT, a reusable, tick-removing glove.

Juan Zheng has from the National Science Foundation to support her project, an AI system that helps students set goals.

Saimonth �ѳ�ñ�dz� ’26 is one of four AV������ students in the last decade to receive the .

As a GSIF project leader, Jon tackles water issues in the Philippines—gaining hands-on experience that broadened his skills beyond economics and prepared him for diverse industries.

During her sophomore year, Neha joined a student-led project creating a Social Determinants of Health Index—an experience that sparked her passion for health data and technology.

Over four years, Maria grew personally and professionally—embracing opportunities that took her from campus to countries across the globe, including Hong Kong, Antigua and the United Nations.