Pranathi Venigandla, a computer science major, is fascinated by robotics and artificial intelligence. Her research revolves around a Remotely Operated Vehicle robot, which enables underwater exploration. As the lead director of hackGSU and a member of Girls++, Pranathi is determined to expand women’s place in the technology space.
camera and edit: Carolyn Richardson
finishing/supervising editor: William Davis
music composition: Coleman Haynes
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Noa Erlitzki contributes to research on the role of water in mediating protein-DNA and compound-DNA binding interactions. Noa’s work, which includes a first-author manuscript on the topic, earned her recognition as a Barry M. Goldwater Scholar in 2017. She intends to pursue a Ph.D. in biophysical chemistry. -
Nia Mitchell is a Presidential Scholar with a pre-med concentration. She’s studying obesity in Dr. Aaron Roseberry’s neurobiology lab. Her research considers how fasting affects the body’s need for different macromolecules such as protein, fat and carbohydrates.
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On his path to becoming a symphony musician, Sam Crowley has studied multiple instruments, including trombone, double bass and piano, and interviewed notable musicians round the nation. That background aids his research into how to be a versatile and successful musician.