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"During my undergrad at Stanford so far, I have focused my efforts on the clean energy transition, exploring materials and technological innovations through my MSE courseload and research."

"Coming to Stanford, I was eager to work across disciplines – and I was surprised by how naturally that happened."

"Wildfires are one of the most urgent crises threatening homes and communities. I aim to tackle this challenge using what we do best at Stanford."

"In my work, I apply fundamental ideas from polymer physics to improve our understanding of DNA’s physical properQes."

"I’ve found some of my best friends and closest collaborators through the MATSCI community, especially in the Stanford Materials Research Society (MRS). "

"This year, along with my friend Sydney Fultz-Waters, I’m serving as co-president of Stanford Materials Research Society (MRS), our department’s voluntary student organization. "

"Our research group aims to bring together dissimilar semiconductors, each with a unique property and function, onto a common platform like silicon."

“I wanted to use the tools and ideas of the physical sciences for practical purposes. That made engineering the field for me.”

"Today Wang Group alumni are actively leading the efforts to cure cancers and infectious diseases."

"Here at Stanford, I research pathways to control the structure of layered van der Waals materials. "

"At Stanford, I’ve centered my studies around understanding the scientific and engineering innovation that will enable a transition towards clean, sustainable sources of energy."

"I am very thankful for Stanford MatSci because I’ve been provided with so many opportunities while I’ve been a student here."

"While I am still exploring where my true interests lie, I’ve always been drawn to supporting others who pursue their dreams with clarity and passion ..."

"My lab develops nanophotonic methods to detect molecules and direct their transformations."

"My main research interests lie in the areas of theoretical condensed matter physics and computational materials science ...."

"At Stanford, I study a class of materials that are just a few atoms thick but that could play a key role in the future of electronic and quantum technologies. "

"Stanford opened doors to opportunities that constantly push me to grow, especially in developing technical skills."