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My research interests lie at the intersection of biology and economics. I am exploring opportunities to research in plant science, bioinformatics, and health economics. In the past, I’ve explored urban agriculture through my AP Research project on hydroponics and vertical gardening. I have also conducted independent drosophila research with the TRIP lab where I investigated the effects of alumni-compounds on fruit fly fertility. The following year, I served as a TRIP program's teaching assistant to help other students with their fruit fly research. Alongside research, I am actively involved in several extracurriculars. I’m a part of Penn Masti, a South Asian fusion dance team, the Daily Pennsylvanian’s Strategy & Promotions team, Wharton Women MBA Mentorship Committee, and Wharton’s Agriculture Business Club.

Academic Major(s): Biology, Economics
Anoosha Shukla