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Isabella Linton’s interest in the brain goes back to high school. At WVU, her curiosity led her to double major in neuroscience and psychology, present research nationally, and work with patients at the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute.

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The Experimental Tourist

Yu Gu

Professor, Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering

Yu Gu has designed robots that weigh mere ounces, and some that weigh hundreds of pounds. With his students, he’s created autonomous robots that operate independently, as well as ones that “swarm” together. He calls himself a “life tourist,” and curiosity is his way of looking at robots and the world.

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