V Rogers

V is a Research Associate responsible for supporting projects and research undertaken by Anthrotech on behalf of its clients. V is trained in 3D digital landmarking, data extraction, quality assurance, and Anthrotech's landmarking and measurement processes and documentation.

Prior to Anthrotech, V was an Undergraduate Researcher at the University of Maryland's (UMD) Institute for Research in Electronics and Applied Physics (IREAP) for a UMD and State of Maryland environmental impact remediation project. During their 3 years at IREAP, V was responsible for data analysis and presentation, fumarole mapping in geospatial platform ArcGIS, field testing, documentation, and measurements, as well as coding model robot movements for future automated data scans.

V earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in Physics at the University of Maryland in 2025 and has knowledge across disciplines including quantum physics, object-oriented programming, virtual and augmented reality, steel sculpture and welding, human figure drawing, body diversity through a social-science lens, LGBTQ+ history, and public policy.

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