• Summer 2024 Fellowship

  • In our inaugural fellowship cohort, we are excited to announce...  

    27

    Fellows

    6

    Projects

    11

    States our fellows are from

    20

    Concentrations/Majors

  • Topics we're tackling

    Trauma and Mental Health

    How do systemic and cultural trauma play a role in exacerbating mental health crises?

    Cancer Screening & Diagnosis

    What are some pressing disparities in cancer screening and diagnosis, especially along racial lines?

    Palliative Care

    How can we democratize access to palliative care?

    Race-Based Bias in AI

    As AI technology progresses faster by the day, how do we ensure racial equity?

    Maternal Health

    How we bridge gaps in maternal health outcomes in rural and urban settings?

    Climate Change

    How does the climate crisis disproportionately affect health outcomes among vulnerable demographics?

  • Project Leads

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    Brandon Campbell

    Molecular and Cellular Biology

    Harvard '26

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    Cheryl Tolomeo

    Human Biology

    Stanford '26

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    Minjue Wu

    History of Medicine, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Management Sciences and Public Policy

    Harvard '23, Tsinghua '25

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    Chloe Smith

    Brain and Cognitive Sciences
    MIT '26
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    Mirna Ramirez

    Psychology
    Stanford '26
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    Sebastian Pintea

    Environmental Systems Engineering
    Stanford '26
  • Research Fellows

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    Amal Sayed

    History of Science and Integrative Biology
    Harvard '25
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    Aneesh Mazumder

    Neuroscience and Government
    Harvard '27
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    Anissa Kurani

    Bioethics
    Harvard Center for Bioethics '24
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    Arianna Doss

    Chemical-Biological Engineering
    MIT '27
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    Ava Acevedo

    Public Policy
    Stanford '26
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    David An

    Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology
    Harvard '27
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    Devon Van Cura

    Chemistry and Chemical Biology
    Harvard GSAS '24
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    Ishraq Haque

    Chemistry
    Harvard '25
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    Jessica Zhuo

    Neuroscience
    Harvard '27
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    Juliana Fong

    Urban Studies
    Stanford '26
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    Juliet Horenziak

    Psychology
    Stanford '26
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    Karie Shen

    Bioengineering and Neuroscience
    MIT '27
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    Krista Wong

    Human Biology
    Stanford '26
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    Leticia Sefia

    Psychology and Computer Science
    Harvard '25
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    Mirika Jambudi

    Molecular and Cellular Biology and Economics
    Harvard '27
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    Paloma Sequeira

    Science Technology and Society
    Stanford '25
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    Richard Coca

    Neuroscience
    Boston University GSAS '28
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    Sebastian Pintea

    Environmental Systems Engineering
    Stanford '26
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    Sreela Chowdhury

    Molecular and Cellular Biology
    Harvard '26
  • Policy Fellows

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    Emma Lu

    Anthropology
    Harvard '26
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    Faith Fernandez

    Anthropology and Ethics
    Stanford '25
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    Fhasal Alam

    Chemistry
    Harvard '27
  • Testimonials

    Before HDTT, I had no experience with writing editorial style pieces, but over the course of eight weeks, I was impressed by how my team and I were able to create an entire piece from scratch. HDTT changed my perspective on what research can look like and the collaborative environment and mentorship were incredibly helpful in expanding my ability to convey the impactful narratives of health disparities."

     

    — Jessica Zhuo, Harvard '27

    “HDTT was a valuable experience to work with like-minded students in a self-driven project aiming to bridge gaps in the literature on health disparties. It was a great opportunity to learn how to work with others, write an academic editorial, and overall learn more about a niche area of healthcare research in the U.S."

     

    — David An, Harvard '27

    “HDTT surpised me in its ability to mentor and guide a group of passionate yet inexperienced students to produce a reputable, exacting piece of research. The research to policy pipeline framework of the program streamlined the mentor pairing process of scientific research in an approachable, accelerated manner that allowed for an unbelievable turn around for manuscript writing. I am proud and grateful to have worked with HDTT." 

     

    — Cheryl T., Stanford '26