Collagen, Raman-tweezers and nanotechnology are all well-known words for three Appalachian State University undergraduate physics majors.
Angela “Nikki” Chang, left, and Jessica Barrios stand in front of an optical tweezers apparatus that Chang is using to study nanoparticles used in cancer therapy. Not Pictured - Jenna Osborn (Photo by Amanda Getty)
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Angela “Nikki” Chang, left, and Jessica Barrios stand in front of an optical tweezers apparatus that Chang is using to study nanoparticles used in cancer therapy. Not Pictured - Jenna Osborn (Photo by Amanda Getty)