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Meet the team

Some sentence about how fabulous we are.

Vikram Seshadri: Team Captain

2nd year: Biomedical Engineering

"Lately in my free time I've been working to create the Philosopher's Stone. Why? IDK, immortality seems pretty cool."

David Johanson: Lab Manager

3rd year: Biology, Entrepreneurship minor

"In my free time? It's been too long... maybe I used to golf. But I lost my golf magic back in high school. What's my favorite Netflix show? Movies. I have my favorite quote though: 'lost in the sauce.'"

Christia Aspili: Human Resources & Graphic Design

3rd year: Neuroscience

"I spend my free time trying to grow out my hair. I hope to have Rapunzel length hair soon so I can go in a tower and have my true love come rescue me."

Lauren Harkins: CFO & Competition Coordinator

2nd year: Biomedical engineering

"My goal in life is to become a mermaid. I've spent countless hours in the pool hoping my legs slowly morph into a tail. So far I've been unsuccessful."

Eric Wang: Lab Manager & Wiki Creator

2nd year: Biochemistry

"My creator has not programmed me with a backstory. I would like one though. Can someone please download one for me?"

Steven Scherping: Presentation Creator

4th year: Biology, Bioethics minor

"I was the first flutist in the New York Symphony Orchestra. I traveled the world playing my flute. I was the youngest flutist to play in the Sydney Opera House, and the first flutist in fifty years."

Ilya Andreev: Modeling Manager

3rd year: Mathematics & Physics

"When I was back in Russia, I got arrested for having a grandma yell at me. Weird experience."

Caity Embly: Human resources & Presentation Creator

4th year: Chemistry

"'My favorite mythical creature is someone who loves me for who I am.' - Eden Dranger"

Advisors

Talk about our fabulous advisors here.

Dr. Edward Eisenstein

Georgetown University, 1985

Edward Eisenstein is a Fellow in the Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research and an Associate Professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland. Trained in modern structural enzymology, his current research interests are focused on protein and biosystem engineering for discovery and application in plants and microorganisms.

Dr. Edward Eisenstein

Georgetown University, 1985

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