Kent Gorday, of Foristell, a sophomore majoring in physics at Missouri University of Science and Technology, was among the participants in the Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol March 15. …
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Kent Gorday, of Foristell, a sophomore majoring in physics at Missouri University of Science and Technology, was among the participants in the Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol March 15. Gorday presented his research titled “Defending bats from white-nose syndrome with volatile organic compounds and synthetic biology.” Submitted photo.
