Conner Patricelli

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About Conner Patricelli

Passionate about merging the realms of mechanical engineering and biomedical sciences, I hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialized focus on Biomedical Engineering. Complementing my academic foundation, I am on the verge of completing my Ph.D. in Biomolecular Sciences, where I have delved deep into the world of cutting-edge research.My journey has taken me through diverse experiences, from conducting intricate cell cultures and employing advanced techniques like PCR and western blotting to mastering the art of 3D printing. Alongside my research pursuits, I've had the privilege of guiding aspiring minds as an Adjunct Professor, offering insights into experimental methodologies within Mechanical Engineering at Boise State University. Teaching physics labs has also enabled me to bridge theory and application seamlessly.A significant highlight of my career has been the creation of a clinostat bioreactor for NASA AMES. This endeavor was made possible by leveraging the state-of-the-art facilities at Boise State University's machine shop, showcasing my knack for innovative problem-solving and hands-on engineering.As I continue to embrace the crossroads of engineering and life sciences, I am excited about the potential to drive advancements that positively impact both fields. Feel free to connect with me to explore collaborative opportunities, share insights, or simply engage in thought-provoking conversations.