Grace is a senior studying Biomedical Engineering with minors in math and Spanish. This past summer, Grace interned as a Quality Engineer at Medtronic, where she gained project management and leadership experience. Grace worked during her senior year as a Resident Advisor and as a teaching assistant for two biomedical engineering classes. Currently, Grace is a semi-finalist, awaiting a final decision, for the Fulbright scholarship to teach English in Spain for year. Upon returning from the Fulbright, Grace plans to pursue a career as a clinical specialist. 

Ryan is a senior Biomedical Engineer at Saint Louis University. This past summer, he served as a Process Validation Engineer Intern at ThermoFisher Scientific. Within this experience, Ryan designed business tools and databases that streamlined the process validation process in a biopharmaceutical space. Ryan actively participates in regenerative tissue engineering research in Dr. Koyal Garg's lab at Saint Louis University. Ryan also serves as lead research engineer within the physical therapy department at SLU designing an educational tool for PT students. 

Ryan plans to pursue a career in rehabilitation engineering R&D and eventually a PhD in sports/injury biomechanics.

Angela is a senior studying Biomedical Engineering at Saint Louis University. Angela is a motivated, hardworking individual passionate about healthcare, particularly medical devices. For the past two summers, Angela interned at Cardinal Health as a member of the compression systems team. She conducted independent qualitative and quantitative competitive analyses, assisted with testing and protocol dry runs, and constructed prototypes. Her competitive analyses continually inform marketing and development efforts, and one of her electrical test reports was included in a design history file.

Angela looks forward to the challenging hardware and software elements of this project. She is excited to combine her interests in electrical engineering and robotics and her desire to work in medical device R&D.

Abby is a senior studying biomedical engineering at Saint Louis University. This past summer, Abby interned at the Center for Craniofacial Regeneration at the University of Pittsburgh as a research assistant, where she gained experience in cell culture, scaffold fabrication, and assisted in mechanical analysis protocols. Additionally, Abby had the opportunity to work as an undergraduate research intern in the Rehabilitation and Neural Engineering Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, where she assisted in data analysis on neural acquisition data for various spinal cord stimulation protocols. 

Abby plans to pursue a career in healthcare engineering and eventually a Master's in Prosthetics and Orthotics.