Assya studied computer science at the Université de Montréal where she developed a machine learning model for gene expression data analysis and joined our group as an origami artist. Assya is interested in the impact of an individual's genetics on their immune repertoire.

Ella studied physics at Bucknell University, and joined our group as a volleyball player and visual artist. Ella is interested in describing protein shape space and investigating the sequence-structure-funciton relationship of proteins within the immune system.

Eric is studying computer science at UW and joined our group as a soccer player. Eric is interested in using machine learning to solve problems in molecular biology.

Gian Marco studied computer science at Tufts University in Boston, and joined our group at UW as a scuba diver. Gian Marco is broadly interested in developing data efficient and principled deep learning models for biological discovery.

Jerry studied physics at UC Irvine, where he developed computational and statistical methods used for experimental particle physics before joining the group, as a student cook and student pilot. Jerry is broadly interested in developing machine learning models and stochastic models for processes in immunology.

Kevin studied physics at the University of Notre Dame where he studied two-dimensional topological materials, and joined our group as a guitarist. Kevin is broadly interested in using machine learning to study protein structure and function.

Maya studied physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and joined our group as a rock climber. Maya is interested in self emerging smart behaviors and information transfer in natural biological networks.

McKay studied physics at Georgia Tech and UW where he did condensed matter experiment. He joined the group as a puzzle enthusiast and is interested in modeling and optimizing human immune response, specifically T-cells.

Obinna studied mathematics and biophysics at Amherst College (Massachusetts) and joined our group at UW as a film critic. Obinna is interested in applications of stochastic processes and optimization to biology.

William is studying computer science and applied mathematics at UW and joined our group as a hiker. William is interested in applying machine learning to problems in biology.

Zach studied physics at the University of Florida and joined our group at UW as a chef.  Zach is working to construct and infer predictive models for evolution of immune B-cell receptors in response to evolving pathogens.