Jacob Guy, a member of the Class of 2028 from Weedsport, New York. Jacob is majoring in Biophysics and is a member of the 3+2 engineering program. In the future, Jacob plans to continue designing a prosthetic finger as well as a prosthetic hand and working with EMGs to make the hand move when he moves his arm. Jacob hopes to utilize the knowledge gained from the fellowship to help him become a Biomedical engineer and work to design prosthetics as a career
Hello, my name is Adina, and I'm from Kazakhstan. My native language is Russian because my parents were born in the Soviet Union when people could not use the Kazakh language or study in it. However, I studied Kazakh at school on a par with English and strive to be fluent in Kazakh. Despite this, I honor the traditions and culture of my people. For example, in the second picture, I am sitting with my classmates in a yurt (a traditional portable dwelling of nomads) on the day of the celebration of the Kazakh national New Year.
My name is Cora, and I am a senior student athlete at St.
Cam Brochu (he/him) is a Biophysics major expecting to graduate St. Lawrence University in spring 2023. Upon graduation, he intends to enter the field of prosthetic research and design prosthetics that feel and function more like human body parts. Through the SLU fellows program, Brochu developed a low cost temperature sensing system for integration into existing prosthetic devices. With the help of his faculty mentor, Massooma Pirbhai, he will continue this project into his senior research.
