Research takes center stage during the summer months at Kenyon — more than 110 students take part in research projects covering the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences and fine arts.

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Summer Research Fuels Student Curiosity

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More than 110 students worked with faculty mentors this summer to conduct cutting-edge research as part of Kenyon programs.

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    Finding the Smaller Problem

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    Lucas Waite ’28 is working at the intersection of graph theory and coding theory to investigate new approaches to a longstanding open problem that could impact communication technologies.

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  • Ashlyn Widmer ’27 (left) works in the lab with Assistant Professor of Biology Rebecca Clements.

    More Than Oxygen Carriers

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    A Summer Science Scholar is silencing genes one by one to discover how immature red blood cells might quietly be a part of the body’s immune defense.

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  • Environmental Studies Sustainability Scholar Hedi Madhu ’27 (Photo by Olivia Braun ’27)

    Giving Orchards a Natural Advantage

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    Two student researchers hope their work understanding how flowers benefit apple orchards will help these fruit-producing communities blossom.

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