Blue Devils lead the way with real-world impactful research at the Capitol this year! At this year’s Research in the Rotunda, students across disciplines shared months (and years!) worth of research with those in attendance.
Chemistry major Reese Hufnagel is researching how to reduce the danger of space reentry debris, work that has led to her and her faculty mentor Matthew Ray forming a startup to commercialize their work. Her path shows what’s possible when students get hands-on research opportunities from day one, or “Day Negative Two,” as she puts it.
Cybersecurity majors Chloe Kaneski and Fletcher Meyer explored how AI agents can support incident response, discovering why human oversight remains essential in industry. Their insights highlight both the potential and the limits of emerging tech.
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