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Jakob Faber ’21 explored ways to broaden the scope of branched flow with the goal of introducing work that has been done in radio astronomy and radio geophysics into the field.

In addition to receiving a three-year annual stipend, fellows share in the prestige and opportunities that become available when they are selected.

The 2019 graduate earned degrees in both math and physics and now works as a sustainability coordinator in New York City.

In this photo series, we explore the art of cinema storytelling; go to an entrepreneurial boot camp; get intense with strings and Greek; go back to high school in Berkeley; stop by the freezer section in Kim’s Grocery & Carryout; get involved with dark matter; learn R for SPSS; join a dance class; design an archeological exhibit; get cozy with a wild beast; and much more.

This episode of An Oberlin Minute highlights the work of two student researchers in Associate Professor of Physics Jason Stalnaker’s lab over winter term.

The fellowship provides Hunt-Isaak ’18 additional freedom to pursue new research projects.

In his lab, Professor of Physics Stephen FitzGerald is using quantum mechanics to improve the process of deuterium separation.

The two-day summit, STEM in Color, features presentations and research from black professionals and students in STEM fields.

Didier Banyeretse ’20 and Hengrui Zhu ’21 were selected to conduct research at the FAST radio telescope in China this summer.

STRONG launched its fourth program this summer, bringing together students from underrepresented demographics in STEM and Oberlin professors through research.