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Hannah Majors

Hannah Majors

2nd year Ph.D. student in George Sutphin’s Lab

Galileo Scholarship Winner 2026

hm1100@arizona.edu

Adriana Gomez

Adriana Gómez-Buckley

3rd-year Ph.D. Candidate in the Carini Lab in MCB, with a minor in Astrobiology

Galileo Scholarship Winner 2026

acgomez@arizona.edu

Isaiah Toth

Isaiah Toth

5th year PhD Candidate in MCB in Dr. Pascale Charest’s Lab

Galileo Scholarship Winner 2026

isaiahtoth@arizona.edu

Qiong Pan

qiongpan@arizona.edu

Tik Hang (Brian) Soong

tsoong@arizona.edu

Saxon (Sara) Honey

honey@arizona.edu

Robert Railey

robertrailey@arizona.edu

Bradford Hull

hull@arizona.edu

Ryan Hecksel

rhecksel@arizona.edu

Yanghuan Yu

Riedel-Kruse Lab

yanghuanyu@arizona.edu

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