<a href="https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/05/07/neil-rens-knight-hennessy-scholar/" target="_blank">Johns Hopkins alum Neil Rens wins prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">The Hub at Johns Hopkins</font>

Johns Hopkins alum Neil Rens wins prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship - The Hub at Johns Hopkins

<a href="https://www.medgadget.com/2013/02/interview-with-scanadus-chief-medical-officer-dr-alan-greene.html" target="_blank">Interview with Scanadu's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Alan Greene</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Medgadget.com</font>

Interview with Scanadu's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Alan Greene - Medgadget.com

Stanford University Graduate School of Business

Stanford University School of Medicine

Erasmus University Rotterdam

The Johns Hopkins University

St. Augustine High School

Knight-Hennessy Scholars

Stanford MD/MBA student with background in health economics and biomedical engineering

Stanford, California, United States

California Medical Association

Council on Medical Services

Stanford University

Member, Board of Trustees Committee on Finance

- SARS-CoV-2 vaccination strategies among justice involved populations• Cost-effectiveness of a personalized medicine approach to tuberculosis treatment in resource constrained settings.

Research Scientist, Andrews Lab

Stanford GSB Impact Fund

Venture Investor, Healthcare Deals Team

Member, Title IX Student Advisory Committee

Using smartphones and smartwatches to passively monitor response to treatment in patients with cardiovascular disease

VascTrac

Data Scientist

American Medical Association

Delegate for California

World Healthcare Forum

Student Board Member

Sharecare, Inc.

Digital Health/Clinical Strategy Intern

Created interactive website about U.S. healthcare challenges and opportunities for reform <a href="http://www.goinvo.com/features/us-healthcare/">http://www.goinvo.com/features/us-healthcare/</a>

Involution Studios

Healthcare Design Intern

- Volunteered as a biomedical technician in Rwanda for 9 weeks• Fixed more than 20 pieces of equipment, including an anesthesia machine and an oxygen concentrator• Implemented a barcode, inventory, and security tag system for the Rubavu District Hospital, affecting more than 200 pieces of equipment• Taught local doctors and nurses how to properly use and maintain the equipment

Engineering World Health

Biomedical Technician

Wrote monthly articles about various topics in the biotech field, ranging from fundraising for startups to the democratization of medicine

Hopkins Biotech Network

Staff Writer for The Transcript

- Performed >100 DNA extractions to prepare blood samples for bisulfite conversion and sequencing analysis• Analyzed methylation data from four sequencing runs, identified underperforming PCR primers, and wrote detailed reports suggesting possible avenues of improvement for CpG site targeting• Investigated sample population demographics and identified under-represented subgroups that were crucial for mirroring the actual population of interest; wrote a report suggesting changes to the subject recruitment process

Ignyta, Inc.

Wetlab Intern

- Leveraged mutagenesis experiments to understand functional consequences of amino acid substitutions• Examined expression quantitative trait loci (eQTL) for cancer genes as well as the role of eQTL in compound heterozygocity• Created a set of educational videos to teach about the applications of genomics to the average patient with little background in biology

The Scripps Research Institute

Genomics Research Intern

Member of the only undergraduate team selected to compete in the final round of a $10 million competition to build a novel medical system. Interdisciplinary team of engineers working to build a user-focused device that can continuously monitor vitals, accurately screen for 15 conditions (including UTI, hyperglycemia, stroke, mono, and many others), and fit in a user's hand. Contributed several defining design elements that improve accuracy, reliability, and user-friendliness.Brokered partnerships, established valuable relationships, and raised $5,000 through an Indiegogo campaign.

Aezon Health

Co-Founder

- Conducted a review analyzing the potential for iPS cells in modeling diseases• Accessed databases such as DrugBank, PubChem, HuDiNe, PubMed• Created and presented a poster at the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine Symposium at Stanford University

Research Intern

- Compiled files from Google Warehouse to build a virtual 3D model of San Diego, Mecca, and Medina• Edited stereoscopic video taken from two separate cameras• Leveraged Python to convert decompress, convert, and resize numerous large files

University of California, San Diego

Utilized the programming language, “R,” to analyze large datasets dealing with cross-sectional and continuous experiments comparing the efficacy and safety of anti-retroviral drugs