Alexander Alvarez is an experienced Biomedical Engineer with a strong academic and startup research background. With a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, Alexander went on to study MD/PhD in Medicine/Biomedical Engineering at the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson. He has held various roles during his nine years of experience, including Graduate Student Researcher, NASA/Arizona Space Grant Fellow, and Amgen Education Fellow at The National Institutes of Health.

Throughout his career, Alexander has demonstrated a passion for research and innovation, with a focus on biomedical engineering applications. He has worked as a Biomedical Engineering Summer Intern at The National Institutes of Health and as an Amgen Scholar at the University of Washington, among other research assistant positions. His experience in both academic and startup environments has given him a unique perspective on biomedical engineering research and the potential for commercialization.

Overall, Alexander brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to any biomedical engineering project, with a particular focus on innovative research and development.