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diff --git a/_team/alyssatravitz.md b/_team/alyssatravitz.md
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-  Alyssa joined OpenFE in October 2024.
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+  Alyssa is an infrastructure-focused software engineer with OpenFE. She completed her Ph.D. in Macromolecular Science & Engineering and Scientific Computing at the University of Michigan where she used molecular dynamics techniques to create mulitscale models of complex fluids. Having developed scientific software in both academic and industry settings, she is passionate about creating robust open-source ecosystems.
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   David Mobley currently serves as interim Project Directory for the
   Open Free Energy project. He was a founding TAC member of the project.
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   During his time at OpenFE, David worked on various parts of our infrastructure
   including but not limited to; the underlying API (e.g. gufe), the openfe CLI,
   and a new execution engine (Exorcist).
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diff --git a/_team/joshhorton.md b/_team/joshhorton.md
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   Josh received his Ph.D from the University of Newcastle in the Cole group. His research is focused on developing 
   bespoke atomistic models based on highly accurate quantum chemical calculations to aid in efficient computer-aided 
   drug design and has a track record of encapsulating these workflows in open-source software.  
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   He studied Biochemistry and Bioinformatics at the Eberhard-Karls University Tübingen and worked on free energy calculation methods during his PhD at ETH Zurich.
   His work focused on facilitating the easy and efficient use of FE methods.
   During his leisure time, Benjamin hikes, bikes, or climbs mountains in his vicinity.
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