Formulators of the CAPSuLe

Nate Roy
Founder & Vision Director
Nate is a PhD student in neuroscience at McGill University and a Team USA Bobsled athlete. His mission is to translate neuroscience into practical tools for clinics and communities around the world.
​

Keton Johnson
Director of Scientific Storytelling
Keton graduated with a degree in Physiology. Her clinical work with individuals experiencing cognitive decline has shaped her passion for understanding complex health challenges and advancing compassionate, patient-centered medicine.
​

Dr. Emily Smith
Director of Scientific Translation
Emily is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto. She is passionate about applying her expertise in the brain–body connection to support mental and physical well-being across the lifespan.

Haneyya Umer Siddiqui
Director of Product Design
Haneyya is a multisport student-athlete with interests in motorsport, neuroscience, and human performance research. She plans to study engineering and human biology while continuing to play basketball, combining her passions for STEM and sport.
Board Members

Kevin Wisniewski
Board Member
Kevin is a medical student with clinical research experience and a strong leadership background. He combines scientific insight with a commitment to service in both health and athletics.
​

Maya Haykal, MD
Board Member
Maya is a medical student at SUNY Upstate and a former Division I tennis athlete. She has experience in research, sports medicine, and athlete mentorship, and brings a holistic, community-centered approach to promoting health and well-being.

Danielle Vitelle, MD
Board Member
Danielle is a Resident Physician at the University of Pennsylvania with a background in biochemistry from Providence College and an MD from Upstate Medical University. She is committed to advancing patient-centered care and bringing scientific rigor to clinical practice.

Yael Ihejirika, MD
Board Member
Yael is a PM&R resident at Jefferson Moss with prior experience in general surgery, research, and mentoring. His interests include rehabilitation, sports medicine, and prosthetics, and he is dedicated to patient-centered care and lifelong learning.