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Ming-Zher Poh, PhD earned his doctoral degree in medical and electrical engineering from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology and was a postdoctoral fellow at the Media Lab. He loves to integrate technology into everyday objects to create unobtrusive and more natural ways of obtaining health information. One of Ming's inventions, a contact-free method of measuring vital signs, won the Popular Science Top 10 Invention Award and was covered by CNN, BBC, The New York Times and others. He also holds an SM degree in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT and a BS degree in the same field from Cornell.

Yukkee Poh, PhD is a biomedical engineer with a strong passion to advance healthcare and medicine through building novel systems and devices for diagnostics and health tracking. She earned her PhD in biomedical engineering at Columbia University, where she created various portable devices for point-of-care diagnostic applications. She later joined Harvard Medical School as a postdoctoral fellow, building experimental platforms for tracking cell behaviors in vivo. Yukkee also earned an MS degree in biomedical engineering and a BS degree in electrical engineering from Cornell University.

Jackie Lee, PhD has a mixture of design and engineering background. He completed his doctoral degree at the Affective Computing Group, MIT Media Laboratory. He loves hacking and prototyping ideas for understanding human emotions. During his PhD, he worked closely with people diagnosed with autism and their caregivers. He believes that technology can improve understanding of inner states. He holds two MS degrees, one in media technology and another in architecture. He previously founded Nightmarket Workshop, a student hackathon initiative. Jackie's invention, Lover's Cups, was featured on Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and New Scientist.

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