Dr. Craft is a molecular neuroscientist who studies how genes in the brain and eye work together for normal vision. When they stop working, it may lead to blindness. Also, she is President of the J. D. French Alzheimer's Foundation and is a dedicated mentor to students.​​

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Dr. Lee is a vision scientist who studies inherited eye diseases like achromatopsia, a form of color blindness. Her research looks at what happens when proteins inside the eye's light-sensing cells don't form correctly, and how that damage can lead to vision loss. She enjoys working with and encouraging young students.

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Dr. Kim is a neuroscientist who studies how the brain forms and stores memories, focusing on a region called the hippocampus that helps us remember scenes, places, and experiences. She also explores how memory changes with aging and in Alzheimer's disease, and she loves sharing the science of the brain with students.