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Meara stands holding soil samples in a tropical forest. She is masked and wears casual clothing.

Meara Clark

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Jes smiles widely as she poses for a photo. She stands on a boat with choppy water in the background.

Jessica Szetela

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Ghiwa stands in front of a plain, light background. She wears a white sleeveless top and smiles warmly.

Ghiwa Makke

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Christian stands outside with foliage filling the background. He wears a blue button up top.

Christian Ayala Ortiz

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

he, him, his

Closeup of Changpeng Fan

Changpeng Fan

Cohort I Trainee

Pronouns:

he, him, his

Avery stands on a path wearing a backpack and sweater. The background is sandy with sparse vegetation.

Avery Swanton

Cohort IV Trainee

Pronouns:

they, them, theirs

Meredith stands on a windy beach holding a stingray. She gives a big smile and thumbs up for the camera.

Meredith Willmott

Cohort IV Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Sallu stands against a stucco wall. She wears a white sleeveless top.

Sallu Nepal

Cohort III Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Dakota stands in the middle of a rural road that is surrounded by lush vegetation. She wears a jacket and a red top.

Dakota Salyer

Cohort III Trainee

Pronouns:

she, her, hers

Christine smiles and stands in front of a beige background in this close up image.

Christine Beach

Cultures of Science Fellow

Pronouns:

she, they, theirs

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