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Marianna Karagiannis

Marianna Karagiannis is an environmental science student at the University of Chicago interested in how chemistry, physics, ecology, and society interact. She is passionate about conservation and environmental solutions through a social justice lens, and is happiest gazing out at Lake Michigan from Promontory Point in Chicago. Outside of academics, Marianna can be found dancing, mushroom foraging, and trying new recipes.

What Makes the Great Lakes So Great?

by Marianna Karagiannis | Science Below the Surface

Sitting on the shores of Lake Michigan, with the Chicago skyline to my left and endless blue ahead of me, […]

Two women representing the Illinois Science Council at an event.

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