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Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Undergraduate Students

Connor Jameson

connordj@tamu.edu

Connor Jameson is currently a senior Electrical Engineering student with a focus in Computer Engineering and Systems. He will be assisting with the Anomaly Detection for Synthetic Aperture Radar project. Outside of research, his interests include reading, hiking, and attending live music shows.

Amran Kassaye

bomiadeleke@tamu.edu

Major: International Affairs

Salim Al Kharsa

k1411130@tamu.edu

Salim Al Kharsa is an Electrical Engineering major (class of 2024). He will be assisting in developing neural handcrafted features project during the Summer 2023. Outside of research, Salim enjoys swimming and watching basketball.

Sophia Martinez-Badillo

Major: Electrical Engineering

Email: sm2001976@tamu.edu

Bio: Sophia Martinez-Badillo is a senior majoring in Electrical Engineering at Texas A&M University and is set to graduate in December 2025. She currently works at Duckweed Labs as an Electrical and Computer Engineer, where she applies her technical expertise to real-world projects. Sophia is originally from Brownsville, Texas.

Jaden McClary

jmcclary23@tamu.edu

Major: Computer Science (Honors)

Minor: Mathematics

Bio: Jaden McClary is a sophomore honors student majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics. His technical interests include natural language processing and computer vision. Beyond his academic and research pursuits, Jaden enjoys playing basketball, lifting weights, and exploring new cuisines.

Grant McNatt

gmcnatt1@tamu.edu

Major: Biomedical Engineering

Bio: Grant McNatt is a junior at Texas A&M University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. Specializing in computation and imaging, sensing, and digital health, he is interested in artificial intelligence, computer vision, and neuroscience. Through the Texas A&M College of Medicine’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program, he interned at the Reddy Lab under Dr. Samba Reddy, applying recurrence quantification analysis to study trends in epileptogenesis related to nerve agent exposure and traumatic brain injury. Actively involved on campus, Grant serves his community in Aggies for Limbs and volunteers at St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital. In his free time, he enjoys backpacking, traveling, and cooking.

Michael Morse

jmcclary23@tamu.edu

Major: Biochemistry

Bio: Michael Morse is a senior majoring in Biochemistry. He is passionate about pursuing a career in machine learning, particularly in its applications to drug discovery and medical imaging.

Ekdev Rajkitkul

ekdev@tamu.edu

Major: Computer Science (Senior)

Chloe Tilley

Major: Plant and Environmental Soil Sciences – Crops Emphasis

Email: chloe22@tamu.edu

Bio: Chloe Tilley is a senior undergraduate student majoring in Plant and Environmental Soil Sciences – Crops Emphasis. Her research focuses on using machine learning on high throughput images to improve phenotypic trait collection in plants. Outside of research, she likes thrifting and salsa dancing.

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