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Investigating Harvested Rainwater Through Computer Programming Provides Fresh Perspective on Research

Sonia Mathur never considered data science as “real research,” but she now thinks otherwise after exploring correlations between rainwater contaminants and environmental factors with just her computer.

KEYS Check-In – Week 6

Follow along with four interns during their sixth week participating in the KEYS virtual research internship program.

KEYS Check-In – Week 5KEYS Check-In – Week 5

Follow along with four interns during their fifth week participating in the KEYS virtual research internship program.

KEYS Check-In – Week 4

KEYS Check-In – Week 3

Follow along with four KEYS interns during their third week participating in a data science research internship from home.

KEYS Check-In – Weeks 1 & 2

Follow along with four KEYS interns as they experience the highs and lows of engaging in a remote data science research internship from home.

Trading Pipets for Keyboards: KEYS Goes Virtual

The BIO5 KEYS Research Internship Program will take a new form this summer as 49 students engage in computational projects from the safety of their homes.

BIO5 Provides 49 Arizona High School Students with the Professional and Personal KEYS to STEM Success

Beginning June 8, the BIO5 KEYS Research Internship Program will virtually engage students representing 26 Arizona high schools in the experience of a lifetime.

KEYS Experience Comes Full-Circle for Past Intern

Back in 2012, then KEYS intern Ricky Cordova learned an invaluable life lesson that has stuck with him throughout his experiences after KEYS. Today, he has truly come full circle, returning to the UArizona BIO5 Institute as a full-time research specialist in the Tissue Optics Laboratory where he currently serves as a mentor to his own KEYS interns. Much like our mission, Cordova hopes to inspire and educate the next generation of scientists.⁣

Congratulations to 2019 KEYS alumna, Swapnika Raola, for being featured for her KEYS research project under Dr. Jeong-Yeol Yoon! Swapnika presented her research at the AZBio Awards as a current high school senior at BASIS Ahwatukee.