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Professor Thomas McDade is a professor of Biological Anthropology. He’s also a faculty fellow at the institute for policy research, and director of the laboratory for human biology research. With a group of collaborators, he created a Covid-19 at home test kit that uses dried blood on filter paper from a finger prick. This kit is then shipped from the user's home to the lab to determine if the person has had exposure to the Sars-CoV-2 virus.
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Dr Francelle is a French molecular neuroscientist that’s currently a postdoctoral candidate at Feinberg school of medicine. We went in depth on neurodegenerative diseases like Hunington’s and Parkinson’s disease and their pathologies.
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Andrew Jo is a visual ophthalmology PhD research candidate at Feinberg School of Medicine. He does his research under Professor Yongling Zhu and Professor Steve DeVries at Feinberg. Enjoy the show!
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For this episode, I interview a very impressive researcher at the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern University. Talking to Professor Ermin Wei, we touch on a variety of very technical topics like household robotics and algorithms used to make our electric grid more efficient. We spent most of the conversation talking about algorithms in general, her area of vast expertise. Hope you enjoy this episode.
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For this episode, I interview the principal investigator of one of the labs I’m in called PerLab. Professor Pedram Khalili is a professor of Electrical Engineering at the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern University. At PerLab, which stands for Physical Electronics Lab, we work on Spintronic devices that could one day be used to create highly efficient and robust computer storage devices. Enjoy!
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Anastacia Montgomery is a PhD student at Northwestern in the department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences. She’s also a member of the Climate Change Research group.
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