Two UC Santa Cruz engineering graduate students are pursuing anti-racist research with the support of the Baskin Engineering Fellowship for Anti-Racism Research (FARR). Established in 2021, FARR supports two graduate students each summer with $6,000 in funding to advance research focused on combating racism and bias in technology and engineering.
Celine Neudorf (B.S., Human Biology; M.S., Biomolecular Engineering and Bioinformatics, ‘24) and David Torres-Mendoza (B.S., Cognitive Science, ‘17; Ph.D., Computer Science, ‘28) are the FARR fellows, advancing research in genomics and cybersecurity.