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Through it all, you must be yourself.
Julia Earl uses math to study animal movements ...
Modeling and simulation requires diversity in t...
Mathematician Fred Roberts applies math to a wide range of real-world problems.
Steven Glaser's research covers a wide range of applications from snow hydrology processes to water balance to earthquake initiation.
Scientist learns a lot about how human DNA works by studying yeast.
It turns out that a lot of things in the ocean make sound.
Erica Staaterman listens to ocean life.
Eric Keen gets his hands dirty and helps whales in the process.
Graduate student Eric Keen did more than conduct research during his time in the fjords of British Columbia.
Neuromedical researcher Matthew Kerr discusses his start and work in Science.
Matthew Kerr discusses his love for his work.
Computer Scientist Teresa Dahlberg discusses her life as a scientist.
A desire to create things can lead to a variety of activities and careers.
Robert Coolman explores pyrolysis and biofuels.
Robert Coolman is on the cutting edge of biofuels research.
Professor Francine Berman shares how much she loves her job.
Francine Berman, computer scientist and Big Data specialist, gives some insight into why she loves her job.
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