Meet the Board
Charlotte Devlin
Editor-in-Chief
Charlotte is a junior (C’27) from Pittsburgh, PA, on the pre-med track, majoring in Neuroscience and minoring in Chemistry and Hispanic Studies. She is fascinated by the crossover of the humanities and language with medicine, as well as global health, which have led her to develop an interest in bioethics. Outside of PBJ, Charlotte serves on the Standards Board of her sorority, Sigma Delta Tau, and is involved with Penn Neuroscience Society. Additionally, she assists with research in pediatric neuroradiology, focusing specifically on pediatric CNS tumors, through the Bhatia Laboratory at CHOP. In her free time, she enjoys reading novels, practicing pilates and yoga, traveling (10 countries, 17 states and counting!), trying new restaurants and cafes, and playing piano!
Sanya Tinaikar
Editor-in-Chief
Sanya is a junior (C’27) studying Economics with a minor in Bioethics. She is interested in healthcare access, with a focus on how insurance policies and market structures shape affordability and health outcomes. Outside of PBJ, she serves as External/Advocacy Chair and the University Council representative for Penn Wellness Student Coalition. She also serves as the Undergraduate Coordinator for United Community Clinic, a free health clinic serving the West Philadelphia Parkside community. In her free time, you can usually find her on a run or drawing a cartoon.
Hannah Cho
Managing Editor
Hannah is a junior (C’27) from Los Angeles, California, on the pre-med track, majoring in Biology and minoring in Chemistry and Neuroscience & Healthcare management. Bioethics interests her because studying ethical and social aspects of science allows her to approach medicine with a more holistic mindset. Outside of PBJ, Hannah is involved with the Educational Pipeline program and researches with the Penn Digital Neuropathology Lab. She enjoys volunteering at CHOP and the VA Hospital in her free time. Her hobbies include writing, calligraphy, running, and playing classic games (Tetris, minesweeper, sudoku).
Srijay Chenna
Managing Editor
Srijay Chenna is a sophomore (C’28) from Delaware in the Jerome Fisher M&T Program studying Finance and Bioengineering on the pre-med track. He is highly interested in the intersection of biomedical development and the marketplace, as well as the social impact potential of private biotechnology. Outside of PBJ, Srijay has co-founded a non-profit for STEM education with the Philadelphia Education Fund, is participating in research on developing nanoparticles for drug delivery, is a Perry World House student fellow, a UN Millennium Fellow, and a recipient of the Loveman Prize for Excellence in Entrepreneurial Decision Making. In his free time, he enjoys reading, playing tennis, playing FIFA with his roommates, playing the piano, and skiing!
Toni Oluwehinmi
Managing Editor
Toni Oluwehinmi (C ‘29) is a freshman from Northern Virginia. She plans to pursue biology on the pre-med track. In whatever Toni pursues, whether it be medicine or her other interests in neuroscience and history, she aims to take her knowledge outside of the classroom through community involvement. This had led her to organize several clothing and hygiene drives for her high school’s Black Student Union, volunteer at her local hospital for 3 years, and intern in efferocytosis research at the University of Virginia. Her passion for community and the health sciences had also led her to be interested in bioethics. Outside of the journal, she writes for the Penn Healthcare Review and loves going thrifting, watching movies, and using new restaurants as an excuse to leave campus.
Navneeth Murali
Managing Editor
Navneeth is a sophomore (C’28) from Edison, New Jersey, majoring in Biology and Sociology. He is a student researcher focused on healthcare reform and systems redesign to reduce costs and improve access. He is particularly interested in ethical questions surrounding the allocation of scarce medical resources and access to essential medicines. He has led policy and health services research projects on drug pricing and managed care. He is also the Executive Director of the West Philadelphia Sanctuary, a community initiative building social infrastructure to address social isolation and barriers to support in West Philadelphia.
Mengmeng Zhang
Managing Editor
Mengmeng is a freshman (C’29) from outside Boston, Massachusetts, pursuing a dual degree in Biology & operations, information & Decisions on the pre-med track. She is interested in how structural and administrative barriers like insurance status and access to care directly shape health outcomes, which has led her to develop an interest in bioethics. Outside of PBJ, Mengmeng writes for Penn Healthcare Review, serves as a volunteer at Service Link helping families navigate Medicaid and prescription access, and is involved with the Educational Pipeline program. She also conducted research on antibiotic resistance at Massachusetts General Hospital. In her free time, she enjoys shopping at King of Prussia Mall (Alo and Lululemon are her go-tos), exploring Philly’s food scene, and is a huge matcha/boba tea fan.
Yifan Wei
Managing Editor
Yifan is a sophomore (C’28) from Farmington, CT, majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Data Science and Statistics. She’s interested in bioethics because of how it sits at the intersection of medicine, philosophy, and policy with moral complexities that are inherent in the field of healthcare. Outside of PBJ, Yifan is involved with research at CHOP, aKDPhi, UnEarthed, and CFA. She enjoys volunteering at Lea Elementary School and in her free time, she likes to try new restaurants, paint, and go on long walks.
Jennifer Long
Managing Editor
Jennifer is a Sophomore (C’28) from Bay Area, California studying Neuroscience and Cognitive Science. She is interested in pursuing a career in medicine while exploring the intersection of medicine and society through the lens of bioethics, which drew her to PBJ! On campus, she is involved in temporal epilepsy research using MRI, volunteers with CHOP, and helps organize the inaugural National Research Conference at Penn. Outside of academics, she indulges in content creation by being a project lead for Penn Unfiltered (the instagram and tiktok account interviewing random people on Locust!), and taking photos for the DP multimedia department. She loves to play volleyball and recently got a little bit into running.