Here at Adobe Research we create innovative technologies for our software products to better serve consumers, creative professionals, developers, and enterprises. We bring together the smartest, most driven people we can find, and we give them the freedom to nurture their intellectual curiosity, while providing them the necessary resources and support to shape their ideas into tangible results.
One part of creating the best products is bringing a diverse group of people together. To bring more gender diversity to the technology industry, Adobe Research created the Women-in-Technology Scholarship program to recognize outstanding undergraduate female students anywhere in the world who are studying computer science.
2020 Scholars
[US Program]
Cassandra Overney, Olin College of Engineering
Cristina Isabel González Osorio, Universidad de los Andes
Ellie Van De Graaff, Brigham Young University
Holly Jackson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ilene E, Princeton University
Jiayi Zhang, University of Toronto
Ledornubari Nwilene, Drexel University
Merhawit Temesgen, University of California
Nari Johnson, Harvard University
Sidney Wise, Georgia Southern University
2019 Scholars
[US Program]
Grace Guan, Princeton University
Julia Gong, Stanford University
Myra Cheng, California Institute of Technology
Naba Rizvi, University of Toledo
Nicole Mitchell, Rice University
Oona Shigeno Risse-Adams, University of California, Santa Cruz
Priya Pai, Columbia University
Sarah Almeda, The College of New Jersey
Seungjoo Yoo, Korea University
2018 Scholars
[US Program]
Felicitas Reddel, Radboud University Nijmegen
Hema Susmita Padala, Oregon State University
Jenny Xu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marina Melero, University College London & Johns Hopkins University
Maya Varma, Stanford University
Neerja Thakkar, Dartmouth College
Naomi Johnson, University of Virginia
Serena Schaefer, Ursinus College
Sharon Chen, Columbia University
Simran Bhuria, Ashoka University
[INDIA Program]
Sharmila Reddy Nangi, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Kavitha G, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Soumya Vadlamannati, International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad
Sriya Sainath, National Institute of Technology Rourkela
2017 Scholars
Alannah Oleson, Oregon State University
Jessica Pointing, Harvard College
Hang Qi, Dartmouth College
Mavey Ma, California State University, Monterey Bay
Natalie Reed, Brown University
Nouran Soliman, Arab Academy for Science and Technology, Egypt
Pranjali Manesh Kokare, Indian Institute of Technology, Patna
Sara Henlum Chen, Durham University, UK
Uma Roy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vivien Chen, Wellesley College
2017 Honorable Mention Winners
Lily Xu, Dartmouth College
Indu Ilanchezian, International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore
Sydney Ko, University of Chicago
Sydni Topper, Dartmouth College
Tanya Humeniuk, Simon Fraser University
Yana Chala, New York University, Abu Dhabi
2016 Scholars
Charmi Patel, University of Maryland
Elizabeth Elsa Perakis, Georgia Institute of Technology
Isabela Rovira, University of Pennsylvania
Liane Makatura, Dartmouth College
Maram Tuffaha, Princess Sumaya University for Technology, Jordan
Mei Wu, University of Texas, Austin
Rae Lasko, Carnegie Mellon University
Tiffany Chen, Brown University
2016 Honorable Mention Winners
Brooke Hopkins, New York University, Abu Dhabi
Christine Phan, Stanford University
Hend Kalifa, Alexandria University Faculty of Engineering, Egypt
Karina Pizano, California State University, Monterey Bay
Susana Gomez Burgos, University of Colorado, Boulder
Congratulations to all! We are delighted to support building a more diverse technology industry.