Chloe Melody Soerjanto
Chloe is a high school student from Springfield School, passionate about technology, policy, and ethics. She is the founder of Writerz Room, a platform that empowers students to access scholarships and essay competitions, and serves as Director of Operations at Orivyn, a student-led research organization. Over the past summer, she interned at Crackd, an edtech platform for SAT/ACT preparation, and was mentored by a Harvard undergraduate, completing a meta-analysis of Indonesia's education policy that is currently under review with the Harvard International Review. Chloe has been recognized in international essay competitions, including as a Winner of the Orwell Youth Prize and a Finalist in the International Economics Olympiad Essay Challenge and John Locke Essay Competition.
Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh, 17, is a student researcher, builder, and founder of the Youth Tech & Ethics Institute (YTEI). Living in Silicon Valley, he founded YTEI because he believes students should be exposed to STEM ethics early on—after seeing how often people celebrated innovation without questioning its consequences. He has led research internships at Yale School of Medicine and Stanford AIMI, worked on AI-driven biomedical projects, and built tools that merge biotechnology, data science, and ethics. At school, he co-taught a biochemistry course for high schoolers, created a STEM Ethics Club (the first iteration of YTEI), and help lead his school's GIDAS branch. Outside of research, he enjoys exploring philosophy, teaching, and doing things that challenge him.
Sarah Kim
Inspired by her own recovery from a childhood neurological disorder, Sarah developed a lasting passion for neuroscience and medicine. Her experience with seizures and the care she received from her neurologist, Dr. Dolce, sparked her interest in how the brain works and how doctors can change lives. She now volunteers at UT Southwestern Hospital and Parkland Hospital in Texas, supports children with autism through her church, and coaches disabled athletes in Taekwondo, with plans to take them to the Paralympics. As a Taekwondo national team member and referee for 2024–2026, she balances athletics with service and science. She recently launched Neuromotion, a passion project designed to raise awareness about neuroscience for younger students, and is working to establish a school club called NeuroSphere to expand these efforts.
