Staff

Afiya Quryshi is a sophomore in Eliot House, concentrating in Molecular & Cellular Biology with a secondary in Global Health and Health Policy. She is interested in precision medicine, stem cell technology, and the mystery of noncoding regions in the genome.
Emma MacKenzie is a junior in Kirkland House studying History of Science with a focus on biology. Emma is interested in bugs, plants, disease, and how the three have intersected with each other throughout history.

Maya Burhanpurkar is a senior in Quincy house studying physics and computer science. She is interested in machine learning applications for theoretical physics and algorithmic fairness.
Rachel Seevers is a member of the class of 2023 at Harvard College studying mechanical engineering and educational studies. While on campus she lives in Mather House; however, Rachel is originally from Lexington, Kentucky. Growing up a girl in STEM in a rural state, Rachel faced many oppositions to pursuing her dream of becoming an engineer and didn’t have many of the opportunities her peers did. She has since been recognized at the international level for aeronautical research and uses her platform to encourage young women to pursue STEM fields. Rachel’s ultimate goal is to revolutionize how we teach science, technology, engineering, and math in America.
Raymond Lin is a sophomore at Harvard planning to concentrate in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology. He is interested in conducting medical research aimed at developing therapeutics to combat age-related disorders. In his free time, Raymond enjoys playing badminton and going for walks.

Claire Yuan is a freshman in Holworthy planning to concentrate in STEM. She is interested in exploring the intersections between the traditionally hard and soft sciences and how incorporating the social sciences into medicine can improve quality of care.
John Lin is a first-year living in Greenough, planning on concentrating in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology. He is excited about harnessing stem cells to develop ways to better understand and treat genetic diseases.

Maddy Kidd is a sophomore in Kirkland House, concentrating in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology. She is interested in genetic engineering and epigenetic modulation, especially in their application to cancer therapies and regenerative medicine.
Raj Sastry is a sophomore in Quincy House concentrating in History and Science. He is interested in the intersection of science and the humanities, as well as vaccine development and stem cell research.

Anna Moiseieva is a freshman in Canaday, concentrating in Chemistry. She is interested in biochemical research focused on genetic mutations altering chemical pathways that contribute to neurochemical disorders.
Roseanne Strategos is a first-year in Canaday, concentrating in Molecular and Cellular Biology. She is interested in epigenetics, neurobiology, and the use of biotechnology to study the sleeping mind and dreams. In her free time, she enjoys making art and singing.

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