Eric is a junior majoring in materials science and engineering with a minor in mathematics. He previously interned for Rolls-Royce where he helped establish new laboratory procedures to increase the efficiency of metallographic evaluations. In the future, Eric wants to continue his education and pursue his master's degree in materials science.

Alex is a junior majoring in chemical engineering with a minor in chemistry; she intends to continue her education at the University of Arizona and pursue her masters in chemical engineering. She previously led a team researching air quality, worked as a lab assistant, and most recently interned for Doe Run, where she was tasked with working on bench scale testing to create a more environmentally friendly way of extracting copper and lead from mined ore. In the future, Alex planes to use her experience and education to pursue a career in renewable energy.

Abby is a sophomore majoring in Chemical Engineering and minoring in Materials Science Engineering. She is currently the Media Chair for the Society of Women Engineers, as well as involved with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and STEM outreach in the community of Tucson. Abby is interested in polymers and the development of sustainable materials. In the future, she wishes to pursue graduate school to further her education in Chemical and Material Science Engineering.

Wenli is currently pursuing his degree in Chemical Engineering and is interested in continuing his education at a grad school and pursuing his master's in chemical engineering in the future. He previously worked in serval enterprises as Laboratory Technician and followed a research team at a University conducting experiments on the study of the chemical composition of ancient artefacts. Wenli wishes to use his knowledge in the field of light industry or the production of daily necessities in the future if possible.

Warri is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering. Currently, he is an active member of the ASEMS scholars program at the University of Arizona and a member of the National Society of Black Engineers. In the future, Warri plans to work on developing efficient and versatile thin-film perovskite solar cells and implementing the construction of solar renewable energy systems within communities suffering from energy instability. In his free time, he enjoys reading, sports, cooking, and being outdoors.

Ahmed is an international student from Bangladesh majoring in Chemical Engineering. He has two on-campus jobs, one of them at Biosphere 2 (a very cool research facility owned by the University of Arizona), where he works in the rainforest research department. He helps in collecting photosynthesis data from allocated plant leaves to study the effects of simulated drought conditions on rainforests. Ahmed hopes to pursue a PhD in chemical engineering after he completes his undergrad studies and then work as a researcher in the renewable energies industry. In his spare time, Ahmed enjoys cooking Southeast Asian food, driving around and listening to music, or watching shows.

Ojas is a sophomore majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Future Earth Resilience. He is an intern at the Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, where he works on machine learning approaches to improve video quality. Additionally, he is involved in climate activism in Tucson/Arizona, serving as a Commissioner on the City Commission on Climate, Energy, and Sustainability and as the Tucson co-lead of the AZ Youth Climate Coalition. On campus, he is an Avionics Engineering with AZ Autonomous and is also a Class of 2023 Liverman Scholar.

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On Wednesday nights, you can find Ojas moonlighting as an improv comedian with the club Comedy Corner. In his limited free time, Ojas enjoys reading and playing tennis.