Stanford, California, United States
Hello! I am a Bioengineering Ph.D Candidate at Stanford University. I am passionate about engineering novel solutions in healthcare through tissue engineering and regenerative medicine efforts. I have several years of experience in cancer biology, microfluidics, personalized medicine, bioprinting, and material science. I am proud to be a Latina women in STEM, and I hope to be an inspiration for others. My goal is to become a faculty professor where I can create a fun, diverse, and safe space to inspire and promote learning through research and mentorship.
Ph.D. Student at Stanford University's Bioengineering Program
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Developing new tissue engineering methods and patient-derived cancer models for the assessment of drug sensitivity in pancreatic cancer patients.
Optimizing the upstream manufacturing process of biopharmaceutical drugs at lab scale