Rose is a master’s student who is currently completing the Applied Neuroscience at the Ohio State University. Biddulph is an international student from Australia who completed her undergraduate degree at Temple University in Bioengineering with a concentration of pre-health and a minor in chemistry. During her time at Temple University, she worked as an undergraduate lab assistant for Dr Michel Lemay at the Medical Research Building at Temple University Hospital. This neurology lab focused on spinal circuitry related to locomotion and exploring specific techniques and treatments which were used to re-engage the spinal cord after an injury occurred. This sparked Biddulph’s interest in neurology which has led her to pursue a masters in neuroscience. Additionally, Biddulph is a division 1 athlete who competed three of her four years, due to injury, on the women’s rowing team at Temple University and is currently using her fourth year of eligibility as a Buckeye. Biddulph is eager to start her capstone with Dr Giles Plant which will focus on biomaterial neuro-particles as a transplant method into the cervical spine in hopes to reconnect the injured circuitry.