Warren Wang

Warren Wang currently attends Wayzata High School, where he is the president of the Biology Club. He is also actively involved in Science Bowl and USABO. In his belief that biology is the literal essence of life, Warren hopes to spread its joy through free and accessible education. He is especially interested in the inner workings of the human body and the impact that plants have on the human world. In his ever decreasing free time, you can find him playing volleyball, listening to music, and biking as his friends crash into trees and bushes.

Hongyi Wei

Hongyi Wei is a student at Harvard University. He participated in the USABO and Science Bowl during high school, and was actively involved in his school's Biology Club. He hopes to make biology both fun and accessible to all, and firmly believes that it is the best science. Outside of biology, Hongyi is an avid philosophy enjoyer and led his high school's Ethics Bowl team and Philosophy Club. In his free time, you can find him binge watching his math teacher's calculus videos or catching up on sleep.

Ian Savino

Ian Savino is currently a student at Stuyvesant High School. He is the president of the Stuyvesant Biology Club and competes in the USABO in addition to conducting research at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He seeks to impassion others about bio by spreading his knowledge and love for the subject. Aside from biology, Ian is the History Lead at Stuy Classics and Certamen. When he finds a moment to spare, Ian can be found enjoying ancient Latin and Greek texts, from poetry to history, or practicing the violin.

Tien Thai

Hey! My name is Tien. I am a student from Florida and I am passionate about public health and science! I love STEM education and spreading opportunities for students, I work in a science lab called the Suncoast Science Lab and I love working with my community! Working with others and my community is crucial in my values of bringing opportunities to many demographics! I love icecream and trying new foods!!

Sophia Chen

Sophia Chen is a senior at Farragut High School, where she participates in Science Bowl and Science Olympiad. She credits the Amoeba Sisters with sparking her love of biology. When she is not locking in on college apps, you can find her playing crossword puzzles or napping.

Michael Do

Hello, my name is Michael Do, and I am from California. I have a strong interest in data science and artificial intelligence, and try to incorperate it within my community. I work in Georgia Institute of Technology's AI Research Lab, and in my free time I love to program video games, work on passion projects, make videos, and have fun with friends.

Sophia Guo

Sophia Guo is currently a student at Thomas Jefferson High School. She competes in the USABO in addition to conducting research on cardiac electrophysiology and microbiology. She also does Science Bowl and Quizbowl. In her free time, Sophia likes to watch films and try new restaurants.

Roger Wang

I'm Roger, from Texas. I'm a software developer who is passionate about learning. In my free time, you might find me building personal projects, solving competitive programming problems, or playing table tennis. Outside of coding, I'm interested in political philosophy; I like to write code and to write!

Daniel Liu

Daniel Liu is a Tournament Director this year. He has excelled in biology, becoming a USABO 2023 finalist. Outside of Biology, he also is a president of MSJ Biology Club and an officer of MSJ Youth for Climate and MSJ Earth and Space. In addition, outside of school, he is a executive director for International Biology Bowl and performs various service activities. During his free time, he can be found flipping through Fox Physiology or Raven's Biology of Plants as well as playing table tennis and skiing.

Bob Zhou

Hi, my name is Bob Zhou and I am from California. I have a strong interest in medicine, and I am helping to expand medicine in rural Maine through PIH. I love working with my community and bringing opportunities to many demographics.