In undergrad, Chelsea planned to become a spy. Plans changed, and she became a programmer instead. By day, Chelsea writes machine learning models to assist with annotating and interpreting legal text. By night, she builds mobile apps and data visualizations contributing to climate protection, citizen science, and racial justice.

Andrew is a Fellow at the Computation Institute of Chicago and a scientist at Argonne National Laboratory. His research is focused on developing new techniques for computer-aided drug discovery and applying them to study targeted proteins from human pathogens causing emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.  He conducts large-scale computing simulation experiments on one of the world’s largest supercomputers at Argonne and, ironically, teaches on the world’s most powerful computer you can fit in your pocket, the iPhone.