
Cody
PhD candidate
Expertise
Biomedical Engineering
Polygence mentors are selected based on their exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and unique ability to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers and industry leaders.
Biomedical Engineering
Cell & Tissue Engineering, Cancer (Immuno Oncology), IF Imaging, Digital Pathology, Immunology, Pharmacology, Bioluminescence, Surgical Imaging Technologies, Medical Technologies
Plasma-assisted catalysis, sustainable chemicals production, renewable energy research
Earth sciences, planetary sciences, physics, mathematics, chemistry, spectroscopy
Counseling psychology/mental health counseling
Ecology, marine biology, oceanography, fisheries management, environmental policy, remote sensing
Drug discovery, microbial interactions, environmental microbiology, genome mining, bioengineering
Cancer Biology, Biochemistry, Structural Biology, and Cell culture
Chemistry, Computational Chemistry, Deep Learning, Material Science (Computational), Drug Design, Quantum Mechanics, Molecular Mechanics
Molecular biology, genetics, evolution, education, and nutrional biochemistry
microbiology, water chemistry, hydrology, contaminants in the environment, water quality, pathogens in the environment, public health
Biochemistry
Materials Science, Materials Chemistry, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering - manufacturing and design, nanomaterials, energy storage, batteries, rapid prototyping, and product development
global health, access to medicine, veterinary
Dentistry, Chemistry, Surgery, Anatomy, Research, Pathology
Nuclear energy, materials science
Internal Medicine, Public Health, Mental health, chemistry, geometry, Spanish (advanced proficiency), English, music
Chemistry, Energy Science, Materials Science, Electrochemistry, Microscopy, General Scientific Research
Pediatric medicine, biology, chemistry, premed, nursing
Microbiology and Infectious disease, the social determinants of health for infectious diseases, sustainable healthcare interventions, engineering bacterial to be beneficial to humans