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Ana Peredo
Bioengineering Ph.D. Student
Ana P. Peredo is a dedicated Ph.D. student in Bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania, originally from Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Her research focuses on regenerative methods, particularly in the context of developing therapies for conditions such as intervertebral disc herniations.12
Education and Background
- Current Position: Ph.D. Candidate in Bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania since 2017.
- Hometown: Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
Research Interests
Ana's work emphasizes the potential of bioengineering to address global health challenges through innovative medical technologies. She has a keen interest in regeneration, drawing parallels between biological regeneration processes and environmental sustainability.1 Her research aims to explore how regenerative techniques can be applied to both human health and ecological restoration.
Impact Investing
In addition to her scientific pursuits, Ana is involved with the Wharton Impact Venture Associates (WIVA) program, where she seeks to understand the intersection of bioengineering and social impact investing. This program allows her to assess early-stage startups for their potential impact and financial viability, broadening her perspective beyond healthcare.14
Notable Projects
Ana has identified several startups working on regenerative technologies, such as LanzaTech and Opus 12, which focus on using emissions for resource generation. Her goal is to leverage her scientific background to source impactful companies in this space.1
Online Presence
Ana maintains a professional profile on LinkedIn where she shares insights about her work and experiences in both bioengineering and impact investing.3
