Jen Liu is a New York-based visual artist working in video, painting, choreographic performance, and biomaterial, on diasporic Asian identities, postcolonial economies, speculative feminism, and the re-motivating of archival artifacts.

Danny believes that research taking place in hackerspaces directly engages and educates science enthusiasts from diverse social backgrounds in conversations about the advancement of scientific knowledge and the advances' impact on society.

Dr. Jorgensen is passionate about increasing science literacy in both student and adult populations, particularly in the areas of molecular and synthetic biology.

Matt was part of our second group of interns after we reopened and later joined as a lab member. He's anticipated to graduate with his undergraduate degree in 2023.

Megan's passion lies in providing students with a variety of authentic science experiences, from current biotechnology practices to fieldwork in local communities. These experiences trigger for students the moment when they realize that science could be their future.

Sumeyye Yar is a molecular biologist and science educator dedicated to interdisciplinary integration. In all her efforts, Sumeyye remains committed to ensuring that scientific knowledge is accessible and relatable to all.