Keval Parikh joined the Camell lab in March 2025 and currently works as a research scientist. Keval received a B.S. in cellular, molecular, and developmental biology from the University of California, Riverside in 2021. He is currently in the Molecular Pharmacology & Therapeutics Masters Program. In the lab, he is investigating splenic architecture during infectious challenge to determine how morphological changes in splenic follicles affect infection outcomes in various aging mouse models. Outside of the lab, Keval loves playing video games, trying new restaurants, watching movies and TV shows with friends, and spending time with family.