Nikhil studied computer science at MIT, where he specialized in artificial intelligence, data science, and distributed systems. At age 15, he managed a drug discovery lab at San Jose State University. He is also the author of the Fundamentals of Deep Learning O'Reilly book.

Mike is an MBA student at MIT Sloan. Formerly, he was a private equity professional at Calera Capital. He also developed a widely cited forecasting model for hedge fund failure. He now hopes to leverage his experience in finance and data analytics to improve healthcare.

Rebecca is a computer science and visual arts student from Duke University. She previously worked on building intuitive human-computer interfaces at Carnegie Mellon and has explored the cutting edge of user experience as a researcher at AltspaceVR, a virtual reality startup.

Sherman is a coterminal master's student in computer science at Stanford University, where he directs SHIFT and TreeHacks Health. He previously worked with the mobile team at Khan Academy and was a founding engineer at two other early-stage health tech startups.