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James Loy looks ahead to Princeton Ph.D. after rich research experiences at UMBC
UMBC News·April 25, 2016 at 6:44 AM
“Working in Dr. Pelton’s lab was the best part of my college career,” Loy says. “I experienced research from posing the problem through to publication.”