Shreya Dhara is a second-year Neuroscience major and Computer Science minor at the Georgia Tech. She is interested in
neurotechnology and studying diseases that impact motor
control.  Working with Dr. Lewis Wheaton in the Cognitive Motor Control lab, Shreya is studying gaze and kinematic patterns in
individuals who are using prosthetic devices.

Curious about the neural and cognitive mechanisms, Elliot is
collaborating with Dr. Simon Sponberg to investigate how
hawkmoths adapt their sensorimotor controllers when faced with changing dynamics. Elliot is a third-year undergraduate at Georgia Tech double-majoring in Computer Science and Psychology. His goal is to develop quantitative models of
cognition that can guide personalized, evidence-based
treatments for human psychological disorders. 

Sahit is a third-year undergraduate research assistant at Georgia Tech, majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Economics. He’s really curious and interested in the field of brain-computer interfaces. Sahit is working in the Pandarinath Lab to help
develop a novel motor unit sorting algorithm and creating a benchmarking platform for researchers to evaluate and upload their own custom neural sorting algorithms.

Vanessa is a second-year Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology & Psychology double major at Emory University. Currently, she is working in the Translational Neuroengineering Research Lab
under the guidance of Dr. Claire-Anne Gutekunst. Vanessa plans to pursue medicine in neurology and is very interested in
developing novel technologies and therapies for Epilepsy.

Ben is currently majoring in Biophysics at Emory University and is working with Lena Ting’s lab to develop algorithmic tools that can diagnose neurodegeneracy and give patients data driven methods for facilitating rehabilitation.

Joon is a Neuroscience major at Emory University, currently working in the Ting Lab.

Ruorong is a second-year Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology & Math double-major at Emory University. Currently working in the Emanuel Lab, she desires to contribute to the field of
neuroscience, immunology, and genetics research, as well as pharmaceutical drug development and biostatistics applications.

As an undergraduate researcher at GA Tech, Megha is currently working with researchers in the Singer Lab to investigate
non-invasive methods of regenerating the immune cells that
deplete from dementia, and its variants. Her goal is to dive into pharmaceutical research that pertains to the neurodegenerative diseases.

Jifei is a Biomedical Engineering undergraduate student at GA Tech working in Lena Ting’s lab. She is very interested in
neurotechnologies, genetic engineering, and medical device
research and development.