2018-2020 Hometown: Undergraduate: Western Kentucky University Major: Mechanical Engineering, 2017 Technology: Bilispec Jessie Anderson has been working as a Rice 360° Global Health Fellow since 2018 on the development, manufacturing, and clinical testing of a jaundice diagnostic tool designed for low-resource settings. She graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Western Kentucky University in 2017, during which she had various engineering experience in large and

2018-2019 Hometown: Summit, New Jersey Undergraduate: Rutgers University Major: Biomedical Engineering, 2018 Technology: IncuBaby Sarah Salter is currently working on the development of a neonatal warming crib with Rice 360° and will be running the device’s second clinical trial in Malawi in the summer of 2019. She holds a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Rutgers University. As an undergraduate student, she began development of a diagnostic for viral versus bacterial in