Kelsey Gray has been selected as the 2014 winner of the Fischell Fellowship in Biomedical Engineering from the Fischell Department of Bioengineering! This is a 5-year, full fellowship, and her selection was announced at the 2014 Fischell Festival.
A quote from Kelsey from the news story:
“My plan is to use a minimalistic and interdisciplinary approach to develop model systems that reduce costs and maximize feasibility so technologies are widely accessible and applicable to a large number of scenarios. Use of model systems provides minimized in vivo work—which is often expensive and time-consuming—allowing for resource conservation and shorter development times, with the hope of increasing the drug discovery rate and availability to patients in need,” Gray said, adding that multidisciplinary research teams are key in bridging the science and engineering gap.
Read the full story here. A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Kelsey!!!
A quote from Kelsey from the news story:
“My plan is to use a minimalistic and interdisciplinary approach to develop model systems that reduce costs and maximize feasibility so technologies are widely accessible and applicable to a large number of scenarios. Use of model systems provides minimized in vivo work—which is often expensive and time-consuming—allowing for resource conservation and shorter development times, with the hope of increasing the drug discovery rate and availability to patients in need,” Gray said, adding that multidisciplinary research teams are key in bridging the science and engineering gap.
Read the full story here. A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Kelsey!!!
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