Sydney Evans graduated in 2022, having majored in astrophysics with broad interests in space physics instrumentation, galactic cosmology, and fusion/clean energy. She participated in the Princeton Undergraduate summer Research Program and worked last year on studying the Triangulum Andromeda galactic overdensity. While at Princeton she took the opportunity to learn more about lab operations and space physics instrumentation by working with Professor David McComas and Dr. Jamie Rankin in the Space Physics Laboratory. While working with the Space Physics group Sydney completed the following projects, with the Space Physics group:

Senior Thesis:

Lab Environmental Monitoring and Lab System Development and Diagnostics