Biography:

In Esohe's time at Stony Brook, they plan on studying aerospace engineering and propulsion, as well as the uses of biological research in space travel. In Esohe's free time, she like to read, write, look at moon and planets, and do projects with her telescope. Before becoming a Simons STEM Scholar, Esohe participated in Dr. Neda Habibi's nanomedicine lab at the University of North Texas, where she studied drug delivery methods for breast cancer cells with microcontrollers. At Texas A&M University, she researched bioastronautics. She was the president and founder of her high school's astronomy club where they hosted star parties and built telescopes, as well as various projects building cars, robots, and rockets.