Henry Cerbone is currently a PhD student at Oxford University studying Biology as a Rhodes Scholar. His work focuses on ferreting out where perception and control meet particularly in birds of prey as well as modeling ecosystems. He did his undergraduate at Harvard studying robotics and was interested in reinforcement learning and embedded machine learning.

Brianna Chrisman received her PhD from Stanford University and is a Machine Learning Research Scientist at GRAIL, a Silicon Valley bioengineering startup. Brianna works in the intersection of computer science and biology, writing code, developing machine learning models, and building algorithms to understand how patterns in DNA relate to disease.