Diana Conrad is pursuing a doctoral degree in chemistry at The University of Texas at Austin, studying reconfigurable material networks with applications toward energy efficiency. Previously, she earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry at Florida State University. Throughout her education, Conrad has prioritized K-12 science outreach initiatives aimed at making the world of science accessible and more transparent. With a passion for science communication, she seeks to use her research background to inform the development of policies valuing sustainability, specifically concerning energy use. As a Graduate Archer Fellow, she hopes to examine science policies that promote inclusive sustainability. She plans to continue a career in science policy upon graduation, advocating for changes in sustainable energy practices.