She's a Scientist: Peisi Huang
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln recently received a 51-million-dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to study what happens when high-energy particles collide. It’s research that someday may unlock the secrets of the universe, and it’s already inspired one woman to think WAY outside the box.
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