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Year	Name and Class	Major	Research Area	Graduate School
2026	Kasey Chung ’25	chemistry	chemistry – chemical synthesis	University of California – Los Angeles
2026	Mithra Karamchedu ’26	computer science/ math	comp/IS/eng – algorithms and theoretical foundations
2026	Muxin Liu ’25	computer science/ math	comp/IS/eng – natural language processing	University of Pennsylvania
2026	Kerria L. Pang-Naylor ’25	computer science/math	comp/IS/eng – machine learning
2026	Avery Pritchard ’24	chemistry	materials research – ceramics	University of California – San Diego
2026	Marika Ragnartz ’26	engineering	engineering – biomedical engineering
2026	Madeline Reeve ’26	math	mathematical sciences – applied mathematics
2026	Zoe Evelyn Worrall ’25	engineering	engineering – electrical and electronic engineering	University of Colorado at Boulder
2026	Lilian Zhu ’26	math	geosciences – physical oceanography
2025	Helen Chaffee ’23	physics	materials research – computationally intensive research	Colorado School of Mines
2025	Nicolas Espinosa Dice ’22	computer science/math	comp/IS/eng – robotics	Cornell University
2025	Laney Goldman ’25	computer science/math	comp/IS/eng – algorithms and theoretical foundations
2025	Michelle Johnson ’23	math/ computational biology	sciences – genomics
2025	Andy Liu ’23	computer science/ math	comp/IS/eng – natural language processing	Carnegie-Mellon University
2025	Nathaniel Rhyn Luis ’23	chemistry	chemistry – chemical catalysis
2025	Anna Grace Rogers ’25	chemistry	chemistry – macromolecular (including polymer chemistry), supramolecular
2025	Shifa Somji ’23	computer science	comp/IS/eng – human computer interaction	Purdue University
2025	Rohan Subramanian ’25	computer science	comp/IS/eng – machine learning
2025	Lucien Tsai ’24	physics	engineering – materials science and engineering (including polymers, ceramics)	Princeton University
2025	Sivanjali Elena Williams ’25	computer science/ physics	physics and astronomy – condensed matter physics
2024	James Clinton ’24	engineering	engineering – mechanical engineering
2024	Carissa DeRanek ’19	math/ computational biology	life sciences – ecology	University of California – Los Angeles
2024	Amit Harlev ’22	math	mathematical sciences – applied mathematics	Cornell University
2024	Fianna Kopp ’22	engineering/ German	engineering – mechanical engineering	University of California – Berkeley
2024	Jason William Misleh ’22	chemistry	chemistry – sustainable chemistry	Stanford University
2024	Ryan T. O’Hara ’24	computer science/math	engineering – ocean engineering
2024	William Yik ’24	computer science/math	geosciences – artificial intelligence
2023	Kausik Das ’23	math/physics	mathematical sciences-applied mathematics
2023	Claire Chang ’23	computer science/math	engineering – industrial engineering and operations research
2023	Albany Blackburn ’23	physics	physics and astronomy – particle physics
2022	Madelyn Andersen ’22	math	machine learning and statistics	MIT
2021	Aria Beaupre ’21	math	algebra, number theory and combinatorics	Cornell University
2021	Zoe Bell ’21	math	theoretical foundations of computer science	UC Berkeley
2021	John Lentfer ’21	math	combinatorics, number theory and algebra	UC Berkeley
2021	Hunter Whaples ’21	engineering	chemical engineering	Georgia Institute of Technology
2021	Charles Dawson ’19	engineering	engineering – artificial intelligence	MIT
2021	Sara McAllister ’19	computer science	computer/embedded systems	Carnegie-Mellon University
2021	Guadalupe Quirarte ’20	math/physics	engineering – mechanical engineering	Carnegie-Mellon University
2021	Hannah Slocumb ’19	chemistry	chemistry – chemical analysis	UC Irvine
2021	Leah Stevenson ’19	chemistry	chemistry – chemical measurement & imaging	Caltech
2020	Savana Ammons ’20	math	analysis, topology or geometry	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2020	Emily Hwang ’20	chemistry	materials science	Caltech
2019	Olivia Watkins ’19	computer science	artificial intelligence	UC Berkeley
2019	Karina Cho ’19	math	abstract algebra	Stony Brook University
2019	Jason Casar ’18	chemistry	materials research–electronic materials	Stanford University
2019	Katherine Crawford ’13	engineering	bioengineering	UC Berkeley
2019	Maya Martirossyan ’17	physics	materials research–materials theory	Cornell University
2019	Daniel McCabe ’17	engineering	civil engineering
2019	Timothy Middlemas ’17	physics	chemistry–chemical theory, models and computational methods	Princeton University
2018	Jessica Lupanow ’18	engineering	computer science – human-robot interaction	University of Southern California
2018	Kemper Ludlow ’18	physics	experimental soft matter physics	Cornell University
2018	Allison Lim ’16	chemistry	materials research, chemistry of materials	Colorado School of Mines
2018	Caitlin Lienkaemper ’17	math	algrebra, number theory and combinatorics	Pennsylvania State University
2018	Amzi Jeffs ’16	math	algrebra, number theory and combinatorics	University of Washington
2017	Jonas Kaufman ’17	physics	materials research/materials theory	UC Santa Barbara
2017	Connie Okasaki ’17	math/bio	quantitative ecology and resource management	University of Washington
2017	Coline Devin ‘15	computer science	robotics and computer vision	UC Berkeley
2017	Kaitlyn Dwelle ‘15	chemistry	chemical theory, models and computational Methods	MIT
2017	Helen Fitzmaurice ‘10	physics	atmospheric chemistry	UC Berkeley
2017	Eun Bin Go ‘15	chemistry/biology	chemistry of life processes	Cornell University
2017	Jennifer Rogers ‘16	computer science/math	bioinformatics	University of Washington
2017	Vivian Steyert ‘15	engineering	mechanical engineering	Princeton University
2017	Shannon Wetzler ‘16	chemistry/biology	chemical Measurement and Imaging	University of Michigan Ann Arbor
2016	Reyna Hulett ’16	computer science/math	algorithms and theoretical foundations
2016	Madeleine Weinstein ’16	math	algebra, number theory and combinatorics	UC Berkeley
2016	Jim Wu ’16	physics	theoretical/experimental biophysics	Princeton University
2016	Rowan Zellers ’16	computer science/math	robotics and computer vision
2016	¶Ù²¹²Ô¾±±ð±ô³Ò´Ç´Ç»å·É¾±²Ô’09	engineering	bioengineering	MIT
2016	²Ñ²¹³Ù³Ù³ó±ð·É²Ñ³¦¶Ù±ð°ù³¾´Ç³Ù³Ù’14	math	applied mathematics
2016	±Ê±ð³Ù±ð°ù°¿°ù³¾±ð’15	engineering	aeronautical and aerospace engineering	Vanderbilt University
2016	´¡±ô±ð³æ²¹²Ô»å°ù²¹³§³¦³ó´Ç´Ú¾±±ð±ô»å’13	computer science/math	natural language processing	Cornell University
2016	Nicole Wein ’15	computer science/math	algorithims and theoretical foundations	Stanford University
2016	³§´Ç±è³ó¾±²¹°Â¾±±ô±ô¾±²¹³¾²õ’15	engineering	electrical and electronic engineering	Stanford University
2015	Priya Donti ’15	computer science/math	multi-agent scheduling in smart grid technology	Carnegie-Mellon University
2015	Olivia Beckwith ’13	math	algrebra, number theory and combinatorics	Emory University
2015	William Chen ’12	mathematical biology	ecology	University of Washington
2015	Martha Cuenca ’13	engineering	civil engineering	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2015	Robert Kealhofer ’13	physics	condensed matter physics	UC Berkeley
2015	Anastasia Patterson ’14	chemistry	chemistry of materials	UC Santa Barbara
2014	Sam Gutekunst ’14	math	operations research or combinatorics
2014	Miranda Parker ’14	computer science	interactive computer science	Georgia Institute of Technology
2014	Sheena Patel ’14	physics	experimental condensed matter physics
2014	Jeremy Usatine ’14	math	mathematics	Yale University
2014	Brendan Folie ’11	physics	atomic, molecular and optical physics	UC Berkeley
2014	Elissa Leonard ’12	individual program of studies	biomedical engineering	University of Texas at Austin
2014	Benjamin Margolis ’10	engineering	electrical and electronic engineering
2014	John Peebles ’13	individual program of studies	algorithims and theoretical foundations	MIT
2014	Brian Stock ’09	mathematical biology	life sciences/ecology	UC San Diego
2014	Melissa Strait ’09	math	applied mathematics	North Carolina State University
2014	Edward Jay Wang ’12	engineering	human-computer interaction	University of Washington
2013	Kenny Buyco ’13	engineering	civil engineering	Caltech
2013	Kyle Carbon ’13	engineering	aeronautics	Stanford University
2013	Kacyn Fujii ’13	engineering	electrical and electronic engineering	Stanford University
2013	Andrew Loeb ’13	engineering	applied mathematics	Cornell University
2013	Kiley Sobel ’13	individual program of studies	human-computer interaction	University of Washington
2013	Thomas Aldrich ’12	chemistry	chemical Synthesis	Northwestern University
2013	Lilian de Greef ’12	computer science	human-computer interaction	University of Washington
2013	Marie Godla ’11	engineering	biomedical engineering	Cornell University
2013	Jennifer Iglesias ’12	math	applied mathematics	Carnegie-Mellon University
2013	Alicia Schep ’11	chemistry/biology	genomics	Stanford University
2013	Tselil Schramm ’12	computer science/math	algorithims and theoretical foundations	UC Berkeley
2013	Brian Soe ’12	engineering	mechanical engineering	Stanford University
2013	Mary Van Vleet ’12	chemistry	chemical theory, models and computational Methods	University of Wisconsin, Madison
2012	Julien Devin ’12	physics	atomic, molecular and optical physics	University of Colorado at Boulder
2012	Katherine Lownsbery ’12	engineering	civil engineering	University of Massachusetts at Amherst
2012	Steve Matsumoto ’12	computer science/math	computer and information security	Carnegie-Mellon University
2012	Ben Fogelson ’09	math	mathematical biology	UC Davis
2012	Gordon Hoople ’08	engineering	mechanical engineering	UC Berkeley
2012	Katherine Near ’10	chemistry	chemistry of life processes	Stanford University
2012	Zara Seibel ’11	chemistry	chemical synthesis	Columbia University
2012	Ethan Sokol ’10	chemistry/biology	developmental biology	MIT
2011	Anna Cunningham ’11	chemistry	biochemistry	MIT
2011	Ryan Muller ’11	computer science/math	human-computer interaction	Carnegie-Mellon University
2011	Jennifer Rinker ’11	engineering	civil engineering	Caltech
2011	Kanny Wan ’11	chemistry	organic chemistry	Scripps Research Institute
2011	Robert Best ’10	engineering	civil engineering	Stanford University
2011	Sarah Fletcher ’09	math	math/combinatorics	Georgia Institute of Technology
2011	Hallie Kuhn ’09	biology	systems biology	Harvard University
2011	Clint Leach ’10	mathematical biology	population and community ecology	Colorado State University
2011	Jonathan Litz ’09	chemistry	theoretical chemistry	University of Washington
2011	Carolyn Meldgin ’07	physics	atomic and molecular physics and astronomy	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2011	David Miller ’10	physics	ÎÞÓÇÊÓƵ education and learning research	UC Berkeley
2011	Benjamin Preskill ’09	math	applications of mathematics	UC Berkeley
2011	Aurora Pribram-Jones ’09	chemistry	theoretical chemistry	UC Irvine
2011	Alyssa Monogue Dray Sayavedra ’10	math/physics	ÎÞÓÇÊÓƵ education and learning research	UC Berkeley

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