PRUV fellows

• Melanie Wood, a former Duke Math major, became the first female in history to win the Morgan Prize for mathematical research. She also won the Alice Schaffer Prize. Wood is now a graduate student at the Princeton University.

VIGRE-supported graduate students

• Anne Collins, who worked on computational geometry, is now a postdoc at the Department of Mathematics of Stanford University.
• Carina Curto, a Hispanic female graduate student, was awarded an NSF grdaute fellowship. Curto works on string theory.

VIGRE postdoctoral fellows

• Brian Rider, is now an assistant professor at the Department of Mathematics of University of Colorado at Boulder. Rider's research interests include probability and mathematical physics.
• Linda Smolka, is now an assistant professor at the Department of Mathematics of Bucknell University. Smolka's research interests include mathematical modeling of problems motivated by physical processes and phenomena in fluid mechanics, materials science, and reaction-diffusion systems.