Michael earned his BS in Chemistry with a specialization in Biochemistry from The College of New Jersey in 2025, as well as the ACS Undergraduate Award in Analytical Chemistry and TCNJ Excellence in Chemistry Award. As an undergraduate, he conducted research on insect prenyltransferase enzymes within the Sen Lab before joining the Crowe Lab. His scientific interests include protein quality control systems, antibody therapeutics and general molecular biology. Outside of the lab, he is a springboard diver and enjoys spending time playing instruments and traveling.

Ishan is a freshman at Vanderbilt University, originally from the Bay Area of California. He is majoring in biochemistry and philosophy on the pre-med track. Throughout high school, he was heavily involved in research related to antibody-drug-conjugates, something which he hopes to be involved with in the future. During his free time, he enjoys watching TV shows and spending time with his family.

Yan Su is an experienced biomedical researcher with more than 20 years of academic and clinical expertise across immunology, molecular pathogenesis, and in vivo disease modeling. Trained as an M.D. at Chongqing Medical University, she began her career as a dermatologist and later transitioned into biomedical research in the United States. Since 2002, she has led and independently conducted extensive mouse model studies involving immune regulation, antigen processing, kidney injury, fibrosis, and diabetic and chronic kidney diseases.

At Vanderbilt University, she has contributed to multiple research programs, providing expertise in molecular biology, immunology, and complex surgical and genetic mouse models. She has co-authored scientific publications, trained graduate students and fellows, and supported high-functioning laboratory operations. Her work reflects a strong commitment to advancing translational research that improves human health.