Undergraduate Research Played Role in Paper Tied to Early Career Award

May 24, 2022 • by Sophia Kurz

UT Austin alumni involved in Freshman Research Initiative Labs during their time at UT later contributed to a paper that the Journal of Coordination Chemistry singled out for special recognition.


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Alex Bard, Joe Espinoza and Tyler King with two other FRI students (Margaret Tran and Emily Reynolds) in the Luminators research stream at the annual FRI picnic in 2014.

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