Staff

Editors in Chief

Shalini Saravanan

Shalini Saravanan is a fourth-year Integrative Biology major with an emphasis in Human Biology. She’s interested in genetics, environmental science, and neurodivergent disorders. She is passionate about improving healthcare accessibility and serving the community. She hopes to pursue a career in pediatric dentistry. Outside of academics, her hobbies include reading, watching movies, and staying active outdoors.

Lily Zimmerman

Lily is a third year studying Molecular and Cellular Biology and is particularly interested in genetics and evolution. She hopes to eventually either become an Emergency Room Physicians Assistant or go into research. Outside of academics, she likes climbing, hiking, playing guitar, and she loves going to concerts!

Editorial Staff

Bharathi Arivazhagan

Bharathi Arivazhagan is a second-year student in UC Berkeley studying Molecular and Cellular Biology. She hopes to emphasize her studies in immunology and pathogenesis. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball and baking new treats.

Melina Bindra

Melina is a second-year intending to major in molecular and cell biology and minor in Global Poverty and Practice. She is interested in regenerative medicine, public health, infectious disease, and mental health and behavior. She hopes to pursue a career in medicine, specializing in general surgery, and work in community hospitals. In her free time, she likes to read, walk in nature, and journal.

Crystal Chu

Crystal Chu is a first-year student intending to double major in Public Health and Molecular and Cell Biology with an emphasis in Medical Biology and Physiology. She is passionate about critical care medicine, public health, oncology, and pediatrics, and her career goal is to become a pediatrician! She likes running, reading in cafes, and building legos in her free time.

Niki Ebrahimnejad

Niki is a fourth year student studying both molecular and cell biology and data science. She aims to go into medicine and health policy with this dual perspective in order to better understand and handle the numerous and diverse information physicians have access to for improving patient care. In her free time, Niki loves to play popular songs on the clarinet and journal.

Dylan Feldstein

Dylan Feldstein is a third-year student double majoring in Molecular and Cell Biology and Business Administration. He is particularly interested in the intersection of healthcare and business and the biotechnology industry and is passionate about improving access to healthcare for underserved/BIPOC communities. He loves to spend his free time playing tennis, working out at the gym, and watching movies in the theater. A fun fact he likes to share is that he is a triplet.

Naomi Lenchner

Naomi Lenchner is a second-year double majoring in Molecular & Cell Biology with an emphasis on Neurobiology and Psychology. She wants to pursue a career in Neurology and is passionate about sleep science, pharmacology, and neurodegenerative diseases. Outside of BMJ, Naomi is a research assistant at the Golden Bear Sleep & Mood Clinic. She has a background in journalism and a passion for writing, news, and politics. She loves spending her free time in nature, playing the guitar, and shopping.

Jessica Lin

Jessica is a third-year double majoring in Bioengineering and EECS. She is interested in biochemistry, chemical biology, and computational biology and would like to pursue a career in research. In her free time, she enjoys crosswords, reading, listening to music.

Yichen Zeng

Yichen is a second-year intending to major in Rhetoric, Computer Science, and MCB. Though he has yet to decide upon a specific medical specialty to pursue, he is extremely interested in the implications that advancements in computational biology and computer science as a whole have on the field of medicine and the role of a physician in a transforming world. In his free time, he loves to write short stories and arrange orchestral music.

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