Featured Researcher: Zoya Mir
Zoya Mir is a third-year biology major studying liposomal drug delivery with Dr. Edward Botchwey. She is also studying STEM education with Dr. Colin Harrison. Click the button below to read Zoya's full profile.
Zoya Mir is a third-year Biology major studying liposomal drug delivery with Dr. Edward Botchwey. She is also studying STEM education with Dr. Colin Harrison.
How long have you been an undergraduate researcher at Georgia Tech?
I have been a researcher at Georgia Tech for two years now.
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How long have you been an undergraduate researcher at Georgia Tech?
I have been conducting research at GT for three years.
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How long have you been an undergraduate researcher at Georgia Tech?
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19th Annual Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium
Thursday, April 17
Application to present will open Monday, February 3
The 19th Annual Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium will be held on Thursday, April 17 in the Exhibition Hall. Starting February 3, undergraduate students can apply to present your research in either a talk or a poster presentation. Click the button below for more information about the symposium.
We encourage undergraduate research students at any stage of your research project to apply to share your work with the campus community and gain valuable presentation experience.