― Dr. brett mckinney
Warren Chair in Bioinformatics
THe University of Tulsa

"[Juniper] has a clear passion for both quantum computing research and teaching. I had the pleasure of collaborating with [her] on the design of TU’s first Quantum Computing course, where [her] commitment was invaluable. As a teaching assistant for my Scientific Computing and Bioinformatics classes, [Juniper] was consistently thorough, engaged, and dedicated to supporting student learning."

"[Juniper] Rahal was the TA in my bioinformatics class at the University of Tulsa. [She] was always engaged and ready to help. I remember at the beginning of the semester I turned in a lab assignment and left a note expressing confusion on one question. [Juniper] not only reached out to me and set up an appointment to help me work through the problem, [she] helped me dive deeper into the relevant statistics and graphical representations. [Juniper] definitely helped me make the most of my bioinformatics class."

― Hannah
undergraduate in biochemistry
THe University of Tulsa

― DR. Alex Howe
Research associate
the university of tulsa

" I had the pleasure of working closely with [Juniper] during [her] time as an undergraduate researcher in my lab. Throughout our years of collaboration, [she] consistently demonstrated a high level of integrity, professionalism, and curiosity; traits which are critical in any research environment.

[Juniper's] approach to research was both thoughtful and meticulous, particularly in our work on cybersecurity using byte histograms. [She] was a reliable and collaborative member of the team and was always willing to take the initiative, whether debugging tricky python scripts or preparing a publication for submission. [Her] contributions were instrumental in driving forward publications that effectively bridged the gap between theory and practice. I am confident that [Juniper] will bring the same initiative, diligence, and intellectual curiosity to whatever path [she] pursues next."