LI students honored for cancer research
Photo credit: Newsday/John Paraskevas | Student scientists John Yang, 18, and Kayla Neville, 16, pose with the poster they used to present their findings about the toxicity levels of nanoparticles. (Jan. 5, 2012)
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United by chance, two Long Island students spent last summer in a lab studying particles smaller than a human cell. The research has won them an award from national cancer-research groups -- recognition never before given to high schoolers.
Kayla Neville, 16, a junior at Commack High School, and John Yang, 18, a senior at Great Neck South High School, worked with an experimental nanoparticle...
