| Congratulations for the Fall 2007 winners: |
| Gabriel Reyes from University of Florida ($500) |
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Gabriel comments, "I am excited to receive the Undergraduate Research Grant. It is a wonderful honor to have my research recognized by Golden Key and to be selected for this award. I will be using the scholarship to further support my research in engineering and complete my undergraduate studies. I plan on attending graduate school and pursuing further research opportunities. This scholarship will keep me active in research work, and I thank Golden Key for their contribution and my professors for the opportunity to work with them." |
| George Ye from University of Toronto ($500) |
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George comments, "I feel extremely honoured and appreciative to be selected as the winner for the Undergraduate Research Grant. I will be using the grant towards my 4th year undergraduate thesis in biomedical engineering at the University of Toronto, where I am developing a novel micro-scale single cell patterning technique. The award will help with the cost of purchasing various reagents and consumables needed for my research. Winning this grant means a lot more to me than just financial assistance. It is an honour that will propel me in my pursuit in academic research. I am grateful for the generous contribution from Golden Key. I would also like to thank my advisor, Prof. Craig A. Simmons, for his continuous support and guidance throughout my final year of undergraduate study." |
| Tristan Harris from University of California Riverside ($500) |
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Tristan comments, "I will use most of the scholarship award to help me apply to the best graduate school for my needs. I will also use the award to enroll in a GRE class to help me prepare and score well on the test. Winning this award means a great deal to me because it is the first award that I have received as an undergraduate. This award also indicates that my current research project is meaningful and is worthy of a future publication in a scientific journal." |