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.