Pranay is a Computer Science-Mathematics and Biochemistry major at Columbia ('24). He has held research positions at Harvard Medical School, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry.

Karina is a Columbia alumni ('23) who majored in the Biological Sciences. She has held research positions at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Northwell Hospital, and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. 

Thilina is a Computer Science major at Columbia ('26). He is currently working at the Columbia ICSL on a thermal camera based fever screening system for epidemiological studies. He has also conducted research at Texas Tech through the Clark Scholars Program and at Arizona State University.

Sharjeel ('23) was an assistant researcher at the Columbia University Ultrasound Elasticity and Imaging Laboratory where he studied the imaging and treatment of breast tumors. At the lab, he helped conduct both mouse and human trials using a novel tumor treatment known as High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU). 

Ratna is studying Biomedical Engineering at Columbia ('25) and is interested in tissue engineering. She currently works at the Cellular Engineering Laboratory, developing models and therapeutics for the musculoskeletal system.  She has also conducted research at Johns Hopkins University, MDI Biological Laboratory, and the University of Pittsburgh.

Mingying is a biomedical engineering major at Columbia (‘25). She is part of the Biomaterials and Interface Tissue Engineering Lab, focusing on anti-inflammatory approaches to healing tissue injury. Previously, she optimized gene editing technology at Life Edit Therapeutics and studied Alzheimer's disease therapies.

Jack is a Biochemistry major at Columbia ('25). He has held Research Positions at Harvard Medical School, Mass General Hospital, and Columbia University's Department of Immunology. He is a two-time winner of the Simmons Center for Cancer Research Fellowship.

Amanda is a Harvard alumnus (’24) who concentrated in Integrative Biology with a secondary in Psychology. She is currently working at the Boston Children’s Hospital as a clinical research assistant for the Brain and Eye Pain Imaging Lab, focusing on visualizing the neural pathways underlying chronic ocular pain conditions.

Zishen is a Biology major at Duke University (’27). She is a part of the Transplant Immune Regulation and Tolerance Lab at the Duke Department of Surgery. At the lab, she studies treatments targeting the immune responses associated with kidney allo- and xenotransplants.

Trina is a BioMedical Science and Public Health major from the University of Northern Iowa ('25). She has held research positions at Sanford Research and Johns Hopkins University. Her research has been on neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration disorders. 

Mehreen is a Neuroscience & Economics major at Columbia (’26). She is currently part of the Siegelbaum Lab at the Zuckerman Institute where she researches the hippocampal CA2 and its role in modulating social memory and behavior. She has previously conducted research at the IU School of Medicine’s Stark Neurosciences Institute and the University of California, Berkeley.

Mya is a Biomedical Engineering major at Duke University ('27) with a concentration in Biomolecular and Tissue Engineering. She conducts research at the Duke Department of Medicine and Regeneration Center, focusing on regenerative cardiology and cardiac repair. She is also involved in clinical research on the effect of conflict on congenital heart disease.