Amélie Lemay, a Forbes student and member of the class of 2024, has delved into groundbreaking research on PFAS chemicals, notorious for their environmental persistence and health risks. Using sophisticated computer simulations for her senior thesis, Lemay explored how PFAS molecules interact at water-air interfaces, crucial for devising effective pollution remediation strategies. Her work has already garnered attention, underscoring her journey from biomolecular engineering to environmental engineering, shaping her path towards MIT for a Ph.D. in tackling future environmental challenges. Read the full article here.