Our Members
Collaboration Artists
Richard Boulanger
( aka Dr.B )
Professor of Electronic Production and Design at Berklee College of Music
Former Faculty at Stanford, MIT, Columbia, Brown, and More
MIT Course Designer
Author of The Csound Book
Mateo Larrea
Researcher at Stanford • CCRMA
Expert in AI and Auditory Neuroscience
Mike He
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Columbia University & Barnard College Postdoctoral Fellow, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Yihan Chen
Ph.D. Candidate in Music Composition, Princeton University
Jeannie Gagné
Professor of voice, berklee college of music
Lucie Huang
Lecturer in Creative Writing at New York University
Recipient of the 2023 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize and the 2024 Kenyon Review Poetry Prize.
Bethanie Liu
Stanford • CCRMA
Award Winning
Songwriter & Multi-Instrumentalist
Susan Zhong
Interactive Art Researcher
Game Sound Designer
Youth Board
Ethan Cohen is a rising sophomore at Tarbut V’Torah in Irvine, CA. He has explored research in cancer biology and microbiology, and assists with teaching advanced mathematics. He leads the school’s Philosophy Club and has a strong interest in psychology. Outside the classroom, Ethan is a competitive skier in regional events. He hopes to pursue collegiate and graduate studies in microbiology and oncology, bringing a focused and analytical approach to his work, both in the lab and on the slopes.
Beyond his academic pursuits, Ethan is deeply committed to social entrepreneurship and giving back to his community. He believes scientific knowledge should be accessible beyond the laboratory and actively mentors younger students in mathematics and scientific thinking. His entrepreneurial mindset drives him to view challenges as opportunities to create lasting societal impact, with aspirations to eventually combine his research interests with ventures that benefit underserved populations and inspire the next generation of scientists.
Ethan Cohen
Dayton is a dedicated 15-year-old musician, athlete, and social entrepreneur from Woodbridge High School in Irvine. With music serving as a foundational element of his artistic development, he has had the privilege of studying with distinguished artists including Prof. Wei Yi Yang, Prof. William Grant Naboré, Prof. Baruch Meir, and Prof. Melvin Chen through various masterclass opportunities. Since age 13, he has been a student at the Opus119 Music Foundation under the mentorship of Prof. Ethan Yi Dong, whose guidance has been pivotal in shaping his musical growth and artistic vision. Complementing his musical pursuits, Dayton maintains an active commitment to tennis, which has developed his discipline, strategic thinking, and focus—qualities that enhance both his approach to musical performance and his entrepreneurial endeavors.
Driven by a passion for social impact, Dayton is committed to bridging the gap between entrepreneurial innovation and community service. He believes in harnessing business acumen for positive social change and works to identify local and global challenges where young people can make a tangible difference. His multifaceted pursuits in music, athletics, and social entrepreneurship reflect his commitment to continuous learning, artistic development, and creating positive impact in his community while inspiring others to use their talents for the greater good.
