Olivia is a member of the Class of 2027 majoring in Chemical and Biological Engineering with an intended minor in Neuroscience. She has contributed to research at the IMDEA Materials Institute, focusing on utilizing biomaterials for regenerative medicine. Currently, her interests center on studying how solid aggregates within cells contribute to neurodegenerative disorders such as ALS.

Olivia is from Flourtown, PA, just outside Philadelphia. Olivia is passionate about combining science with community impact. She volunteers in the pediatric unit at Penn Medicine Princeton Health, serves on the Board of the Princeton Biomedical Engineering Society, and enjoys staying active through running/exercising.

Anherutowa (Towa) Calvo is a member of the Class of 2027 at Princeton University majoring in Chemical and Biological Engineering, with minors in Statistics and Machine Learning and in Quantitative and Computational Biology. He has contributed to research at institutions including Johns Hopkins University, the National Institutes of Health, and Merck & Co., among others. This summer, he will intern at Pfizer, where he will help develop machine learning models for drug discovery. 

Towa is passionate about harnessing computational biology, machine learning, and computer vision to solve complex problems in healthcare and therapeutics. Born in Nagano, Japan and raised in Mangilao, Guam, he leads the Princeton Bionics project, volunteers with CodePath to expand access to computer science education, and is actively involved in the Japanese Student Association. When he's not in the lab or in class, he’s probably building with Legos, playing Minecraft, or proudly not reading.

Maria is a member of the Class of 2026 at Rutgers - New Brunswick, double majoring in biomedical engineering and computer science, with a minor in disability studies. She’s currently a part of the Gormley Lab, focusing on the interface between polymers and computer science (specifically in automating techniques and using ML for improvements). Her research interests lie in polymer science and the use of technology for advancements. 

Hometown: South Brunswick, NJ. Fun facts: I love to knit and crochet, I got to live in Australia for two years, and I love listening to music (Taylor Swift, Laufey, and Stray Kids being my most played artists).

Kelih is a junior in Chemistry at Princeton. His current interests include the use of computation and molecular dynamics to probe proteins of pathological significance, especially in the context of biomolecular condensates, and the design of condensate modifying therapeutics. 

Kelih is from Accra, Ghana, and when he’s not helping with Africa Summit Princeton, he (inconsistently) plays piano in his free time, reads, watches the Premier League and plays FIFA.

Makena is an undergraduate student in Biochemistry at California State University, Northridge. She has worked as an assistant researcher in the Boulesbaa Ultrafast Sciences Group studying nanomaterials using ultrafast technology towards the goal of understanding chemical bonds and energy flow. Beyond this, her current research interests include research exploring biological systems with simulation. 

Makena is from Los Angeles, California and enjoys photography and fitness. 

Michael is a junior in the Department of Chemistry pursuing minors in Computer Science and Quantitative and Computational Biology. He is interested in using computational modeling and simulation as a means of defining the underlying mechanisms of biomolecular condensate formation and developing condensate-based approaches to molecular therapeutics.

Michael is from Walnut Creek, California. Outside of the lab, he is involved on campus as a board member of the Princeton University Chemical Society (PUCS), and enjoys running and playing basketball.

Megan is a member of the Class of 2027 majoring in Chemical and Biological Engineering and pursuing a minor in Statistics and Machine Learning. This past summer, she researched machine learning models to predict ligand binding affinity with small molecules. She is interested in exploring computational methods to understand small molecule interactions with biomolecular condensates and their link to neurodegenerative disorders. 

Megan is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She volunteers for Princeton Global Scholars Alliance and at Penn Medicine Princeton Health. In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and running. 

Mihir is an undergraduate in the Physics department at Princeton. He is focused on engineering human longevity through therapeutics and fundamental technologies that will enable the moonshot to be actualized rapidly and at scale. Quantitative high-resolution modeling of biophysical processes will be critical for progressing the domain, and Mihir is excited to contribute to it through his work in the lab. Previously, Mihir has worked on deep learning and multiomics for fundamental biology and clinical applications.

Mihir is from Chatham, New Jersey. Outside the lab, he enjoys jazz drumming and hybrid training.

Dhyey is an undergraduate in the Chemical Physics and Biomedical Engineering Department at Rutgers New Brunswick. His research interests lie at the intersection of biophysics, quantum chemistry, and computer science, with a focus on using quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics  to develop chemical modelling methods that more accurately capture material properties. At his home institution, Dhyey does research with the Maitra Group on testing TDDFT(Time Dependent Density Functional Theory) kernels and formulations on model systems. 

Dhyey is from Piscataway, New Jersey. Outside the lab, he enjoys watching Telugu movies, yoga, and spending time with friends.

Hareton (Harry) is a member of the Class of 2026 majoring in Operations Research and Financial Engineering, with minors in Quantitative and Computational Biology and Gender and Sexuality Studies. He is interested in the application of machine learning and mathematical concepts in biology. 

Harry is from New York, NY. He bakes cookies at the Murray-Dodge café and is a member of the Princeton Latine dance group, Más Flow.

David is a REU student for the summer of 2025. He is currently a Business Major at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona with a dual emphasis in Computer Information Systems and Technology & Operations Management, and a minor in International Business. His Current interests include molecular modeling and the role of RNA-binding proteins in stress granule formation.

David is from Southern California. Outside the lab, he enjoys traveling, trying new foods, swimming and going to music festivals.

Andrew is a member of the Class of 2026 in the Physics department minoring in Quantitative & Computational Biology and Bioengineering. He has previously worked with the Complex Fluids Group analyzing the phase separation dynamics of charge asymmetric systems using mean-field approximations. Currently, he is interested in using computational methods to study complex biological systems. 

Andrew is from San Jose, California. He is the president of his acapella group, the Princeton Footnotes, and plays soccer for Wawa United.