Justine Chow is co-inventor on BaseTrace patent applications. She handles fundraising, business development, and technological design. Justine has published papers in biology and economic policy and founded the Duke Drilling, Environment, and Economics Network. Her master's project focused on hydraulic fracturing fluid tracers. Justine holds a Master of Environmental Management from Duke and a bachelor’s in biology from Harvard College.

Jake Rudulph is co-inventor on the patent applications. Jake is responsible for advancing BaseTrace's technological development, conducting prototype testing and development, monitoring legislative issues, and developing business partnerships. Jake’s professional and academic experience blends scientific and policy expertise in ecology, biogeochemistry and climate change with tools including geospatial analysis.