Chloe Weiser Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca, Us

London, England, United Kingdom

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Groh Lab

• Neural Basis of Perception Laboratory - Vision, Hearing, Eye Movements, and the Brain• Developed MATLAB program and used Python to play eight sounds to test human subjects’ ability to integrate multiple stimuli at one time; analyze data to better understand how human brains process and encode locations of auditory information • Studied scientific journal articles to present current research and lead discussion at weekly lab meetings• Wrote abstract, introduction, and methods of scientific manuscript to communicate research to 9 lab members• Project: Multiple Sound Source Localization

New York, United States

• Quantified images of adult and neonatal mice cochlea using FIJI Image Analysis to identify high concentration of three genes associated with hearing loss to target specific promoters to find a cure for certain monogenic hearing losses• Analyzed numerical data in Excel and GraphPad Prism to determine colocalizations and gene density in specific regions• Presented respective images and data to the entire Auditory Group every month to guide future work on targets for hearing loss• Project: Quantifying Expression and Colocalizations of Transcripts for Secreted Proteins of Interest in Reisner’s Membrane

Taught classes and tutored kindergarten to eighth grade students in STEM disciplines

Clinical Observership under Dr. Lawrence Lustig, Department Chair, and Howard W. Smith Professor of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck SurgeryObserved patient visits, audiology tests, and surgery

Taught ice skating to children ages 3-10 in groups and one-on-one. Assisted director with scheduling and organization of Learn to Skate program.

• Conducted original research in biomedical engineering under Elizabeth Olson, Ph.D., Director, Fowler Memorial Laboratory, and Associate Professor, Departments of OTO/HNS and Biomedical Engineering• Programmed a fully implantable cochlear implant microphone using polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF); tested effectiveness via recordings of click stimuli; wrote program and analyzed in MATLAB • Shared work in poster and slideshow formats at science competitions: International GENIUS Olympiad Gold Medal, Acorda Scientific Excellence Award, Regeneron Westchester Science & Engineering Fair: Second Place Engineering• Project: Electrical Shielding of a Totally Implantable Cochlear Implant Microphone

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Neuroscience, Biology And Chemistry Minors

Activities and Societies: Best Buddies, Duke University Club Figure Skating, Duke FEMMES, Duke FEMMES Connect, First-Year Advisory.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) (New York State Vice President - District 3S, MHS Vice President.