Dr. Scott will tell us about how he uses genomics to diagnose multifactorial diseases such as autism, as well as rare diseases managed by the Undiagnosed Disease Network.

Dr. Bezek will tell us about her non-traditional journey to medical school, what her experiences have been as an emergency physician, and advice she has for doctors in training.

Dr. Brandt will tell us about her career journey, the unique challenges and rewards of treating children and adolescents, as well as her experience teaching at Baylor College of Medicine

Drs. Agrawal and Pillow will discuss how rapid technological innovation has affected medical education, and how institutions are adapting to better instruct tomorrow's physicians.

Drs. Agrawal and Pillow will discuss how rapid technological innovation has affected medical education, and how institutions are adapting to better instruct tomorrow's physicians.

Dr. Ludwig will tell us about her journey through school and to her current career as an oncologist. She'll talk about her research interests and what it's been like to learn and practice as a person who is deaf.

Dr. Rowley will tell us about his career path and how he ended up researching cancer microenvironments. We'll delve into the biological mechanisms of tumor microenvironments, and Dr. Rowley will tell us about what excites him most about this particular research field in the future and some of its applications.

Dr. Gannon will describe how he became involved in the unique and distinguished opportunity of designing body armor for our nation's troops, as well as talk about how body armor is designed and tested. We'll talk about the impact of this technology on US troops and how this information is protected.

Dr. Zhang will describe what it takes to run the Baylor College of Medicine anatomy lab and teach hundreds of students every year about the intricacies of the human body.

Dr. Aagaard will discuss her journey into microbiome research and specifically into placental microbiome research. We'll ask her about how sequencing technologies have affected her work and what technological limitations still need to be overcome. She will also tell us how she views the broader impact of the microbiome, for example on antibiotic treatments, vaccines, depression, and GI disorders.