Zheng has a background of biophysics with expertise in performing computer simulations on biomolecules.

Xiaojun Tian is an Associate professor studying gene regulatory circuits using synthetic biology and mathematical modeling; recipient of NIH MIRA and NSF CAREER awards.

Associate Professor in the School of Molecular Sciences at Arizona State University. His research is at the confluence of statistical mechanics, molecular biology, hybrid modeling and large-scale computer simulations.

Beeman's expertise lies in the development and application of magnetic resonance-based methods to decipher how diseases like diabetes and cancer develop and progress.

Shrivastava uses biology, physics, and bioinformatics to find factors that shape spatial structure of the microbiome. His lab aims to find how changes in the microbiome correlate with the occurrence of diseases.

The Wadhwa lab investigates how cells generate, sense, and respond to physical forces.

Xie works to develop novel spectroscopy and quantum sensing platforms for molecular and cellular analytics.