Behrad is a DPhil candidate at Oxford specializing in cryptography, digital privacy, and anti-censorship. With global research experience and teaching roles in security and programming, he mentors students and trains professionals in digital forensics and intrusion detection.

Yifan Hu is a Computer Science graduate student at Harvard, specializing in AI for healthcare. She has led interdisciplinary research, worked in tech, and has three years of TA experience. Yifan also tutors AP subjects and offers flexible scheduling via email.

Damon is a PhD student at MIT focused on quantitative finance. Combining statistics, engineering, and machine learning, he analyzes financial time-series data and has co-authored several publications—having started university at just 16.

Denis is a PhD candidate at Princeton in Quantitative and Computational Biology. He studies how organisms make growth decisions using mathematical modeling, live imaging, and custom computational tools, uncovering key insights into developmental biology.

Andrés is a doctoral candidate at Stanford exploring the intersection of AI and law. With a background in law, economics, and computer science, he builds AI tools to improve legal systems, especially in Colombia, and aims to transform legal practice through technology.

Eva Lestant is a PhD student at Stanford University focused on development economics, particularly small firm growth in urban areas. She’s conducted field research in Côte d’Ivoire and Ethiopia, and previously worked at SIEPR and CREST. Eva has also taught and mentored students in economics, finance, and the sciences.

Alyssa is an AI researcher and valedictorian mathematician pursuing an MSc in Data Science at Harvard and MIT. With a perfect GPA, she teaches statistics at Harvard and mentors students in AI, math, and deep learning through a hands-on, personalized approach.

Joshua Woodend holds a BA in English from Oxford and is pursuing an MSc in Public Policy at UCL, with interests in trade policy and international arbitration. He has taught in Tanzania and led UK university prep courses for Japanese students.

Benjamin Yang is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Columbia, researching 3D user interfaces in XR, HCI, and machine learning. He’s worked on DARPA- and NSF-funded projects and held roles at Amazon Alexa AI, AWS, and Datadog, blending research depth with real-world impact.

Matt is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Chicago, researching cost-aware distributed systems for science. He works on AuroraGPT and has mentored at UChicago’s Data Science Institute, blending deep technical expertise with a global, interdisciplinary background.

Sara is a fully funded PhD student at UCL, specializing in Philosophy of Language and Mind. With degrees from Oxford and Cambridge, and six years of tutoring experience, she brings clarity and passion to teaching complex philosophical ideas.

Ramya is a PhD researcher at Cambridge studying the neural basis of systemizing in autism using neuroimaging. With academic roots in Oxford, IIT Gandhinagar, and the Max Planck Institute, she mentors students in education and career development with passion and expertise. 4.1-mini

Faye is a PhD student in Clinical Neuroscience at Oxford, developing cognitive tools for stroke rehabilitation. With prior hands-on experience and teaching roles, she is dedicated to mentoring students in neuroscience, especially in interview prep and academic growth.

Kendra is a PhD student at Cambridge studying kinship in Medieval Scandinavian literature. With three years of teaching secondary English and expertise in digital media, she excels at engaging students deeply.

Natasha is an interdisciplinary scientist specializing in 3D printing blood vessel analogues and synthetic biology for climate solutions. She writes for science journals and runs Postgradopolis, a YouTube channel supporting students in Engineering Biology.

Liam is a final-year Clinical Psychology doctoral candidate at Oxford, with research and clinical experience from Cambridge and Durham. His work covers mental health, learning theory, personality, depression, psychosis, and schizophrenia.

Joe is a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, working on the application of machine learning to noise reduction in cars. He performed in the top 5% during his Master’s degree and has published multiple papers in world-class conferences and journals.

Qianya is a PhD student in Economics at Cambridge, focusing on labour, inequality, and development. She teaches at Cambridge, conducts admissions interviews, and has mentored students globally, combining academic rigour with empathy.

Gift is an Oncology DPhil student at Oxford focused on improving cancer diagnostics in resource-limited regions. Passionate about early detection, he develops cost-effective solutions and mentors students, sharing insights on global healthcare challenges.

Akshay is a PhD candidate in Mathematics at Oxford, researching probability, mathematical physics, and geometry. Supported by a Trinity College scholarship, he has taught undergraduate and master’s courses and serves on Oxford’s undergraduate interview committee, passionately mentoring students to engage deeply with math.