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  • May Angelu Madarang is playing a piano with a mic in front of her. She is looking at the audience with a big smile.

    May Angelu Madarang

    Nanotechnology, Physics

    May Angelu Madarang is a research trainee at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology School at the University of Science and Technology. Her research deals primarily with device fabrication and testing, specializing in tunnel junction and solar cell fabrication.

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