Caroline is a sophomore majoring in Human Biology who is passionate about increasing healthcare access for underserved populations. In the future, she hopes to attend medical school and eventually become a cardiac surgeon.

Annika is a junior majoring in Biology. Outside of lab, she enjoys playing guitar, going outside, and working for Fascinate, Stanford's undergraduate popular science publication. Her life goals include doing science, biking to work, recording an EP, and having a dog that can run with her off leash.

Dr. Imielski is training to become an academic leader in the next generation of cardiac surgeons, with a passion for excellence in clinical practice, research and education. He joined Stanford in 2016 to complete a Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship with a focus in arrhythmia mapping and surgery under the mentorship of Dr. Anson Lee. He is pursuing his Integrated Thoracic Surgery Residency training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Carlos is a visiting rising second-year medical student from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. He is interested in addressing health care disparities among minority populations and will be researching Latino outcomes after undergoing a TAVR. Outside of research, he is an avid salsa dancer, teaches beginner salsa and bachata to the Rutgers NJMS community, and enjoys spending time with his family.

Albert is an undergraduate at Washington University majoring in neuroscience and hopes to attend medical school. He will be working on both the ablation and HITT projects with the Lee Lab. Outside of academics, Albert enjoys skiing, painting, and walking dogs.