Andrew Merluzzi is a AAAS STPF in the Center for Digital Development at USAID. He earned his degrees in neuroscience and public policy at the University of Wisconsin - Madison in 2018. Over the course of his graduate study, he participated in several fellowships and conducted part time work in health policy research. Andrew has worked with several non-profit organizations conducting science policy research for government agencies, including on the health effects of electronic cigarettes, microelectronics supply chain security, opioid use disorder treatment, research integrity and stewardship, brain health, and artificial intelligence in health and healthcare.

Kelly Seagraves is a AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow expecting to serve at the Department of State. Previously she studied how the brain controls social interactions at Cambridge and Princeton, with a focus on using computer vision, machine learning, and microscopy techniques. Kelly believes that equitable access to education and science is critical. She has work on several initiatives with this goal, including three years as a volunteer instructor with the Princeton Prison Teaching Initiative, with whom she taught accredited college courses at a Federal Correctional Institution.