URSI People

	RoboChampion Research Associate Josh de Leeuw ’08 wins international robotics prize.
	Taking a Dive Taryn Donovan '97, studying death to conserve life at the San Diego Zoo.
	Into the Wild Stacey Greenberg '88 is getting the next generation jazzed on science.
	Reliance on Cold Fact According to Sean Hart ’08, “proofs are on par with poems.”
	Communication, Creativity, and Context Gavin Huntley-Fenner '90 and the cognitive science behind hazard communications
	Black Hole Basics Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Edinburgh, Olivia Johnson '97 probes Black Holes.
	Measuring the Health of a Stream Adam Jost ’08 was part of the multidisciplinary team that launched a multiyear study of the Casperkill.
	Chemists Have More Fun Patrick Lang ’08 and his URSI mentor Sarjit Kaur develop new proton exchange membranes.
	Seven Billion Years Ago Max Marcus ’09 scans the Hubble GEMS survey to identify chains, clump-clusters, and edge-on spirals.
	A Mind for Science Michelle Monje '98 initiates a promising new line of inquiry on cognitive decline following radiation therapy.
	The Science of Positive Emotions Maggie O’Haire ’08 and her URSI mentor Michele Tugade used a new methodology to investigate positive emotions.
	Crazy for Lag-Time Math Professor Peter Pappas and the "Lag-Time Ladies" tell time in higher dimensions.
	Time’s Fun When You’re Having Flies Anna Payne-Tobin ’08 joins the FLYRM Lab, a unique collaboration between two Vassar biology professors.
	Focusing on Parallel Programming According to Anca Sarb ’09, doing URSI was like “being paid to learn.”
	Life in the Fast Lane Jeff Sleight '88 on building the world's smallest SRAM cell
	Full Circle A mentee—Joe Tanski '95—becomes a mentor to Andre Dennis '06.
	Thrill Seeker PhD candidate in molecular biophysics and biochemistry at Yale Richard Wing '04 delves into protein structures.