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Maya provides overdose prevention data and training materials to health departments across the country, getting critical resources into the hands of those on the frontline of preventing and reversing overdoses.

Rachel is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to help the U.S. Food and Drug Administration streamline the review of prescription drug labels to prevent accidents, adverse reactions, or even accidental deaths.

Omar uses drones to assess hurricane damage across Puerto Rico. By dramatically reducing the time needed to collect high-resolution images, he's also helping to speed the delivery of recovery funds so people can rebuild.

Karen combines science and big data to better understand how cancer works at a cellular level, helping the National Cancer Institute develop treatments more targeted to patients’ specific forms of cancer.

Deb uses a climate data analysis platform—that she helped build—to assist states and communities across the U.S. in making informed decisions on potential paths to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.

Luke uses data analysis to help building owners and managers in New York City reduce their energy usage—and electrify as many buildings as possible so they no longer rely on any type of oil or gas.