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Gerard Lorio
Bridging Engineering and Medicine Through Translational Research
I am a Biological Engineering student at LSU with extensive research experience in microfluidics and biomaterials. My work focuses on developing engineered systems that improve how therapies are evaluated, with the long-term goal of becoming a physician-scientist.
Figure. The website author in the Monroe Microfluidics Laboratory.
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Explore My Work
Communication
Scientific communication through writing, speaking, visuals, and technology to bridge engineering and medicine.
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Leadership and Service
Leadership and service experiences centered on mentorship, collaboration, and ethical responsibility.
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Clinical
Clinical experiences that inform patient-centered thinking and connect engineering solutions to real medical needs.
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Research
Microfluidics and biomaterials research focused on improving disease modeling and therapeutic evaluation.
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