This week on, “Inside the Skev,” we sit down with Sam Glassenberg from Level Ex. Sam is a Skevanston resident, and founder of Level Ex, which is a company that creates breathtaking video games for doctors that capture the challenges of practicing medicine: from puzzling diagnoses to rare surgical complications. Level Ex has been dubbed the, “Deep Dish Hotdog of Chicago Tech.”

In this episode we discuss Sam’s history in the video game industry, his current role as CEO and Founder of Level Ex, what Level Ex does, and his advice for people looking to get into the video game industry. We also discuss the grant Level Ex received from NASA to develop medical training for astronauts on their way to Mars.

Level Ex can be found at https://www.level-ex.com/ The current games available for download can be found Here:

Airway Ex-Apple

Airway Ex-Android

Gastro Ex-Apple

Gastro Ex-Android

Pulm Ex-Apple

Pulm Ex-Android

Cardio Ex-Apple

Cardio Ex-Android

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