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The kids are all bright: Undergrads show passion for research

February 14, 2014 Madison Lampert and Paige Parvin

Chemistry major Jessica Elinburg, whose research involves synthesizing new types of catalysts to activate carbon-hydrogen bonds. Emory Photo/Video.

They’re synthesizing catalysts and chalcones, producing plays, studying causal illusions, living with monks, and engineering proteins—and these student researchers aren’t even out of college.

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