More than 30 individuals representing 14 states came to MSU last week as part of a summer school program hosted by the Institute of Computational Molecular Science Education, a National Science Foundation-funded program led by Neeraj Rai, Ergon, Inc. Distinguished Professor in MSU's Dave C. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering. The students that came to MSU learned advanced computational techniques to enhance their capabilities as molecular scientists and were able to present their research at a poster session. Avery Hill, left, a graduate student from Tulane University, and Venkata Punyapu, a graduate student from Clemson University, took time during the poster session to discuss their research.