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Prize Recipient

Eric Allen

Eric Allen
University of Texas in Austin


Background:

My name is Eric Allen and I live in Killeen, TX. Since childhood, I have always been very interested in the why's of life. I am constantly questioning how the phenomena of the world happened. It is my hope that through physics I will be able to find new ways to answer all of those questions as well as some of the medical mysteries. I will be attending school at the University of Texas in Austin and plan to major in physics and eventually Asian studies in order to be able to travel the world.

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