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Diana Diaz’s Summer Research Story: Wading rivers for science

Diana Diaz’s Summer Research Story: Wading rivers for science

by Claudia Bode | Dec 14, 2021 | News, Undergrads

Diana Diaz had never traveled from her home in Florida before coming to Kansas in summer 2021. But when she heard about an opportunity to do research during the summer at Kansas State University, she jumped on it. She was one of 10 students supported by Kansas NSF...

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