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Two Lafayette College undergrads just earned the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, awarded to America's most promising young scientists. Their win celebrates years of late-night lab work and mentorship that's shaping the future of medicine and geology.
Charles Brainin and Ryan Mooney just earned the Goldwater Scholarship, the highest government honor for undergraduate scientists in America. The two friends started their research journey in the same lab and recently co-authored a paper headed to a major chemistry journal.
A chemistry student who nearly chose a different path just made history at her small South Carolina college. Alana White's curiosity led her to become Presbyterian College's first-ever Goldwater Scholar.
A Virginia Commonwealth University student studying bioinformatics just earned one of America's top honors for undergraduate scientists. Rohit Paradkar is using computer science to crack cancer treatment challenges.
Four University of Illinois students just won prestigious Goldwater Scholarships for groundbreaking research that could transform everything from quantum computing to space exploration. Their achievements highlight a university leading the nation in STEM excellence.
Anish Aradhey and Paul Hamrick just earned the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, the highest honor for undergraduate science students in America. Their achievements put them among an elite group preparing to solve some of the world's biggest scientific questions.
Four William & Mary students just won prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, marking only the third time in 30 years the university has achieved a perfect sweep. These rising scholars are already tackling some of science's biggest challenges, from coastal flooding to sustainable cancer treatments.
Two Utah State undergraduates just earned Goldwater Scholarships, one of America's most prestigious honors for young scientists. Their stories prove it's never too late to chase your dreams in science.