Three WFU Physics majors named Goldwater Scholars

Robert Bradford, a junior physics major/math minor doing research with Professor Oana Jurchescu; Noah Meyer a sophomore, physics/applied mathematics major  doing research with professor Timo Thonhauser; and Fernando Rigal, a sophomore physics/applied mathematics major doing research with professor Daniel Kim-Shapiro, have been named 2019-20 Goldwater Scholars. The three were chosen from a pool of 1,200 natural science, engineering and mathematics students who were nominated by 443 academic institutions. Goldwater Scholars have impressive academic and research credentials that have garnered the attention of prestigious post-graduate fellowship programs.  A maximum of three scholars are awarded to any single university and this is the first year that Wake Forest has had three winners.

Robert Bradford
Robby Bradford
Noah Meyer
Noah Meyer
Fernando Rigal
Fernando Rigal

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