Stanford Medicine
Shreesh Karjagi is a Bioengineering graduate from UCLA, with experience in research and engineering roles. Currently serving as a Research Assistant at Stanford University School of Medicine in the Bronte-Stewart lab, focusing on human motor control and neuromodulation, Shreesh previously contributed as a Project Consultant for the UCLA Sustainable LA Grand Challenge, leading a data-driven waste reduction initiative. Experience as a Biomedical Engineer Intern at FLUID SYNCHRONY, LLC involved the design and testing of micro-infusion pumps, while involvement in the UCLA Department of Bioengineering included conducting research on 3D printing for bionic arms and implementing a machine learning algorithm for sleep monitoring. Additional experience includes teaching Engineering Design courses and designing sustainable farming solutions in Indonesia.
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