Hannah Herbst is a Forbes 30 Under 30 inventor who has been recognized internationally for innovation. She developed an antibacterial, biomimetic wound dressing inspired by shark skin’s micropattern in FAU’s Biomechanics and Microbiology laboratories. For this work she won First Place and Best in Category in Translational Medical Science at Intel ISEF. She further developed a chemical sensor for identifying airborne chemicals, and an ocean energy collection and conversion device for underdeveloped nations. She has presented her research at the White House to former POTUS, was named America’s Top Young Scientist by 3M and Discovery Education, and has been featured in Mashable, Business Insider, and more. Hannah was a Division 1 Track and Field Athlete, and she holds a B.S. in Management Information Systems with a concentration in Business Analytics from Florida Atlantic University and a certificate in Business and Innovation from Stanford University.