2023-2024 Cohort
NextGen Professors
This talented group of graduate students and postdocs spans the major subject areas of humanities, social sciences, life sciences, and physical sciences and engineering and engages in a series of monthly professional and career development activities. Learn more about the program.
Ahmed Alahmed, PhD Candidate, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Abdullah AlShuaibi, PhD Candidate , Materials Science and Engineering
Beatriz Carmona, PhD Student, Nutritional Sciences
Hanyu Chen, Postdoctoral Scholar, Food Science
Sarah Daly, Postdoctoral Scholar, Food Sciences
Drea Darby, PhD Candidate, Entomology
David Esparza, PhD Candidate, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Daniel Ferman-Leon, PhD Candidate, Anthropology
Andrew Foley, PhD Student, Management and Organizations
Haiyun He, Postdoctoral Scholar, Applied Mathematics and Electrical and Computer Engineering
Sarah Kezar, Postdoctoral Scholar, Plant Sciences
Haein Kim, Postdoctoral Scholar, Neurobiology and Behavior
Anukesh Krishnan Kutty Ambika, Postdoctoral Scholar, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Yi Lu, PhD Candidate, Psychology
Joy Ming, PhD Candidate, Information Science
Imanol Miqueleiz, Postdoctoral Scholar, Natural Resources and the Environment
Julien Morival, Postdoctoral Scholar, Cell and Molecular Biology
Huong Nguyen, Postdoctoral Scholar, Soil and Crop Sciences
Betul Pamuk, Research Associate and Staff Scientist, Materials Science and Engineering and Applied and Engineering Physics
Katie Randolph, PhD Candidate, Biological and Environmental Engineering
Augusto Santos Rampasso, PhD Candidate, Entomology
Bec Schmitt, Postdoctoral Scholar, Molecular Medicine
Yongxin Shang, PhD Candidate, Public Policy
Katie Simpson, Postdoctoral Scholar, Industrial and Labor Relations
Rachael Skye, PhD Candidate, Materials Science and Engineering
Meagan Sundstrom, PhD Candidate, Physics
Kim (Hochstedler) Webb, PhD Candidate, Statistics
Pengfei Yan, Postdoctoral Scholar, Biological and Environmental Engineering
Shuai Zhou, Postdoctoral Scholar, Global Development