Leah Brahms

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Leah Brahms was a female Human in the 24th century. She was a graduate of the Daystrom Institute, and in the late 2350s and 2360s, was a junior member at the Theoretical Propulsion Group at Utopia Planitia, where she was a member of the team that developed the Galaxy- and Nebula-class warp engines. (TNG episodes: "Booby Trap", "Galaxy's Child")

In 2369, Brahms reported for the TPG on their study of Dreman dilithium, saying adjustments to standard warp drive technology would be necessary to integrate the new variety of dilithium. (SCE eBook: Progress)

Sometime later, Brahms discovered that the Genesis Device technology was stolen. She survived the wave created due to an experiment with phase-shifting technology, but her husband died in the incident. Through her research, she was able to discover the source of the wave. After the crisis passed, La Forge admitted his love for her, but only asked her to meet him at an engineering conference a few months later. (TNG - The Genesis Wave novels: The Genesis Wave, Book 1, The Genesis Wave, Book 2)

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