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| width=80% style="padding:15px;"|My name is Kristian Barajas and I'm a third-year physics major and am looking forward to pursuing an MD/Ph.D in physics. I'm from the beautiful college town of Forest Grove, OR, and have found my home at Willamette. On my free time, I enjoy knitting in the physics hearth, camping and meeting up with friends. I'm ready to push the envelope of research in the fast-growing field of biophysics with Altman and the team. In the long-term, I'm seeking to expand my lab experience and broaden my understanding of the research process. I hope my time on Altman's research team at Willamette will prepare me for future opportunities in academic teaching and research. | | width=80% style="padding:15px;"|My name is Kristian Barajas and I'm a third-year physics major and am looking forward to pursuing an MD/Ph.D in physics. I'm from the beautiful college town of Forest Grove, OR, and have found my home at Willamette. On my free time, I enjoy knitting in the physics hearth, camping and meeting up with friends. I'm ready to push the envelope of research in the fast-growing field of biophysics with Altman and the team. In the long-term, I'm seeking to expand my lab experience and broaden my understanding of the research process. I hope my time on Altman's research team at Willamette will prepare me for future opportunities in academic teaching and research. | ||
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Department of Physics, Willamette University
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My name is Kristian Barajas and I'm a third-year physics major and am looking forward to pursuing an MD/Ph.D in physics. I'm from the beautiful college town of Forest Grove, OR, and have found my home at Willamette. On my free time, I enjoy knitting in the physics hearth, camping and meeting up with friends. I'm ready to push the envelope of research in the fast-growing field of biophysics with Altman and the team. In the long-term, I'm seeking to expand my lab experience and broaden my understanding of the research process. I hope my time on Altman's research team at Willamette will prepare me for future opportunities in academic teaching and research. |
