About
Medical technology has not only captivated my
intellectual curiosity during my academic life, but has also engulfed my
creative spirit as I grew and developed as a person. As a young scholar, I had
been fascinated by lifesaving cutting edge technology portrayed in creative
media. From complex synthetic organs and nanorobots to contact lenses, medical
technology has always given people hope for the future. Now, the ultramodern
technology portrayed in fiction is becoming reality, and biomedical research is
at the forefront of making it happen. Through my graduate work, I am on the
road to be a visionary and develop systems
to save lives using engineering and science. Regenerating organs is key in
treating patients suffering from spinal cord damage, heart problems, and bone degeneration.
Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering is cutting edge research that has
the potential to save millions of people across the
world. I am working on the technology to make this happen, particularly developing
novel materials and control of stem cells, as well as making sure
that cost remains low so that all patients can afford the technology. Anyone
can get into tissue engineering, all it takes is a passion to help people in
need!
Joined
January 2016
