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Prize Recipient

Anton Gereau

Anton Gereau


Background:

I am Anton Gereau and I am going to be going to college at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York. My father is in the Air Force and, thus, I have lived in many different places. I have lived in Austin, Texas for five years, the longest Ive stayed in one city. I have chosen to study physics because I want to participate in the research of fusion as a possible energy source. My interest in Physics began during eighth grade. In English class that year, one of the assignments was to read a biography on somebody and I just happened to choose Einstein. I am continually interested in physics because it is an evolving field with infinite possibilities still unexplored. There is always something new being discovered somewhere in the world and there always will be.

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