Seth Todd

Seth Todd is a recent graduate from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law with a strong background in physics, aiming to make a positive impact on environmental and scientific policy for a better future.

He holds a Master of Science in Physics from Dalhousie University, specializing in ultrafast non-linear spectroscopy of 2-D perovskite materials for advanced solar cell and spintronic technologies. His innovative research earned him the Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship.

Seth completed his Bachelor of Science in Physics at Queen's University, where he conducted thesis work in collaboration with the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario on radiochromic gel dosimeters for radiation therapy.

During his academic journey, Seth was recognized with various scholarships and awards, such as the Ontario/Rhone-Alpes Scholarship and NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award, for photonics internships and research in Lyon, France, and Kingston, Ontario.

In the professional realm, Seth has gained valuable experience working as a Law Clerk at Baker Botts and as a Legal Intern at Alpine Legal Services and Legal Extern at Luminar Technologies. He also served as a Summer Associate at Baker Botts and a Patent Law Research Assistant at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.

His diverse experience extends to roles like Judicial Extern at Cook County Circuit Court Law Division, Graduate Teaching Assistant, Physics Tutor at Dalhousie University, Medical Physics Research Assistant at the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario, Nanophotonics Research Assistant at Ecole Centrale de Lyon, and Laser Physics Research Assistant at Queen's University.