Student impact

What happens when potential gets room to move.

Passport students are developing innovative improvements across medicine, democracy, public service, biology, and more.

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“I will investigate methods to assess the accuracy of AI-generated organ and tumor contours for radiation treatment planning.”

Jaden Moon · Dartmouth College

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“I'm excited to contribute on how civic technologies and AI can support democracy through human-centered deliberation, trust-building, and consensus formation.”

Tina Zeng · Yale University

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“This will be my first time authoring an academic paper and concluding a project I have dedicated the last two years to.”

Ryan Zhang · Columbia University

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“I'm excited to continue helping ensure accountability, efficiency and integrity as one of the only student trainees in the federal government.”

Darianny Bautista · George Washington University

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“I will be working a computational role annotating large datasets of mosquito gut microbiome genomics. I'm excited about the possibility of discovering a new bacteria or role that a bacteria plays in immune systems.”

Avellana Vigil-Villalobos · Columbia University

The 2026 cohort

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