Siddharth is a PhD student in Materials Science, advised by Nick Melosh and Mark Brongersma. He is interested in developing methods for high bandwidth neural recording. He earned a B.Eng/M.Eng from UNSW (Sydney) in 2017 working with John Daniels and Nigel Lovell.
I received my BS in Chemistry from UC Berkeley in 2018. I am currently advised by Bianxiao Cui in the Chemistry Department at Stanford. My research focuses on a label-free, optical approach for recording electrical signals in networks of neurons using an electrochromic material. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, playing tennis, and baking.
Fatih received his BS degree in Physics and in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Bogazici University, Turkey, in 2018, and his MSc degree in Physics from University of Waterloo. During his MSc degree, he completed Perimeter Scholars International program aimed at theoretical physicists. As of Fall 2019, he is a PhD student at the Department of Applied Physics, Stanford University.
Satchel (he/him) graduated with a BA in Chemistry from Whitman College in 2014. He then learned the fundamentals of Computer Science and joined a computational research team focused on the Retina at Stanford. There he developed new model architectures and training pipelines for modeling salamander retinae; he also developed mouse VR software and hardware. He now is in the Psychology PhD program at Stanford where he studies Cognition through emergent phenomena in computational modeling.