Meet APL’s summer 2023 CHARGE interns, Justin An and Javar Dougall!
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At APL ...
I can experience working on a research project in person I can build a career doing work that matters to me and the world I can design my own adventure I can be supported by a team of mentors and partners There’s a place for my unique experiences and skills
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Prior to Peter Gaube’s arrival at the APL, he conducted research involving tags attached to Great White sharks. He continued this thread of research here at the lab!
From electrical engineering to computer science, Aaron Nix Gomez works side by side with the U.S. Navy to create sailor proof software solutions.
From astrophysics to oceanography, Evan Carroll’s unique and dynamic path demonstrates that there is no one way to APL-UW.
With a leap of faith and a send of an email, Peter received support from APL-UW to create and execute a fully individualized and unique internship experience.
After finding his interests in hands-on building and oceanographic research, Trevor knew he wanted to conduct his own research.
Allan’s APL journey started he when sent an email in hopes of an internship opportunity and a chance to live in Washington.
Michalea discovered her passion for climate change and its clear impact on ice and glaciers.
Andy’s military experience as an intelligence analyst set him up for a smooth transition to security management at APL.
As a Field Engineer II in the Ocean Engineering Department, Jennie Mowatt dabbles in it all.
Mark’s mission is to help Principal Investigators solve their problems, take out roadblocks, and advance research.
Pete’s machine shop team are the brains and hands behind self-driving vehicles that surf around the ocean collecting data.
UW Naval ROTC midshipmen Joshua Lee and Brennan Hunt spent summer 2021 diving deep into a new underwater sensor.