Kimberly Liang

Kimberly Liang is a seventeen-year-old innovator focused on emerging technologies such as cellular agriculture, gene-editing, nanotechnology, 3D printing, AI, and blockchain.

With a mission to make a positive impact on the world through technological innovations, Kimberly spends her free time reading about psychology, studying math, and developing mental frameworks to overcome limitations.

Her educational background includes a Bachelor's degree from the Jerome Fisher M&T Program and The Wharton School, as well as a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania. She also completed her high school diploma in Physical Sciences at Lisgar Collegiate Institute.

Kimberly has been actively involved in various organizations, holding positions such as Full Stack Engineer Intern at Advanced Health Academy, Impact Investing Associate at Wharton ESG Initiative and Fund for Health, Intern at Good Growth Capital, Researcher at Penn Blockchain, VP External - Analyst at DiversaTech Penn, and Scientific Researcher at The Wistar Institute, among others.

Her previous roles include being an Investment Analyst at M&T Innovation Fund, Analyst at Wharton Undergraduate AgriBusiness Club, Fellow at CAS (The Cellular Agriculture Society), Research Assistant at University of Ottawa, UN SDG Ambassador at United Nations, Research and Business Intern at Uncommon, TEDx Speaker at TED Conferences, Writer at students x students, Fundraising Officer at MEDLIFE, Innovator at The Knowledge Society (TKS), Tutor and Center Assistant at Kumon North America, Inc., and Software Developer at Technovation.