ABOUT ME
From a young age, Nicholas had always aspired to make an impact on the lives of people who need medical help. Nicholas graduated from Binghamton University with a bachelors in Biomedical Engineering. His 2 year research experience during his undergraduate education focused on the combination of nanotechnology and drug delivery to target microbial infection and biofilms. Nicholas also had the opportunity to do summer research at Stony Brook University through the NSF REU for Nanotechnology, where he worked with additive manufacturing and studied the catalytic properties of silver nanoparticle-coated polymers. His current research focuses on the mechanotransduction of macrophages through low-intensity vibrations.
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Nicholas has a sincere love for music, mountain biking, swimming, exercising, and games of all kinds. He enjoys having passionate and thought provoking discussions about current and abroad scientific topics.
