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Jonas Katona
Jonas is a Ph.D. student in Applied & Computational Mathematics at Yale University. He holds a B.A. in Applied Mathematics from UC Berkeley (2020), graduating cum laude with the highest departmental honors.
Some of his academic interests include numerical analysis, data analysis, several subfields of dynamics and mechanics (esp. fluids and nonlinear dynamics), PDEs, ODEs, and inverse problems.
He was a recipient of the prestigious Regents' and Chancellor's Scholarship, which is awarded to roughly 2.5% of incoming students.
He now serves as an Indigo Research Mentor.
Amanrai Kahlon
Rai is a second-year Neuroscience student at the University of Pennsylvania with a Wharton minor in Healthcare Management. He conducts cerebrovascular neurosurgery research at the Perelman School of Medicine, focusing on cerebrovascular conditions and machine learning applications.
He's a U.S. Presidential Scholar and top-40 Regeneron Science Talent Search finalist. His high school research in biomechanics has resulted in peer-reviewed publications and presentations at international conferences.
He's also a ScienceFair mentor.
Leila Scola
Leila graduated from University of Southampton with a degree in Languages and European Studies, and later earned an MBA in Marketing and Communication. Fluent in five languages, she combines an international perspective with a strong background in marketing and communication.
She began her career in SaaS, and today she is the Marketing Associate at ScienceFair.
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