Paz Meyers is a junior in Dunster House double concentrating in Molecular & Cellular Biology and Philosophy. He’s particularly interested in how our empirical understanding of cognition and philosophical concepts of mind intersect, and in the metaphysical and ethical implications of neuroregenerative medicine, brain-computer interface technology, and artificial intelligences. Outside of the classroom, Paz has played cello with the Bach Society Orchestra and Mather Chamber Program, reported on scientific research for The Harvard Crimson, and contributed to the development of CRISPR-based molecular diagnostics at the Broad Institute. He also volunteers at the MGH Revere Healthcare Center, co-chairs the Dunster House Committee, and works as a peer tutor with the Academic Resource Center. In his free time, he enjoys running, spending time with family, and trying new restaurants.