URI’s Buddini Karawdeniya explains work with ‘nanostructures’, reflects on move from native Sri Lanka When Buddini Karawdeniya was a middle school student in Sri Lanka, she didn’t want to make the same, boring atom model that her peers constructed year after year. Instead, she did something different, arranging lids of different sizes as energy levels […]
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