Austin E. Y. T. Lefebvre, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

South San Francisco, CA, US

Developing biologically-guided image processing and analysis pipelines to increase the understanding of aging and its related diseases.

South San Francisco, CA, US

South San Francisco, CA, US

Irvine, CA, US

Analytical:- Analyzed 2D-5D (x,y,z,t,c) fluorescence images- Established novel analysis methods for segmentation and tracking of complex intracellular organelles- Developed novel image analysis techniques in Python, MATLAB, and ImageJ.Live-cell Imaging:- Designed experiments for spectral (32 channel) and multicolor (2-4 channel) fluorescence imaging.

Irvine, CA, US

Average of "A-grade" evaluations in all categories.BME 50B, Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering:Lead bi-monthly review sessions to over one hundred students, weekly discussion sections, and one-on-one mentoring sessions.Held weekly office hours.Graded homework sets, midterms, and the final.Created solution guides to homework sets."Austin provides us with.

President of the Graduate Association of Biomedical Engineering Students (GABES).In charge of managing the internal affairs of the organization such as management of the executive board.GABES is dedicated to providing networking, outreach, and academic guidance for biomedical engineering graduate students. GABES also plays a large part in graduate student.

I am in charge of disseminating information on events for graduate Biomedical Engineering students.

http://beweb.ucsd.edu/courses/senior-design/projects/2016-2017/project_6/bspprosthetics.github.io.htmlIn an attempt to alleviate the issues of cost of implementation and ease of use in prosthetics, we developed a brain machine interface to capture a user’s motor intent and provide an inexpensive and natural way to control a prosthetic device. By recording.

La Jolla, CA, US

• My project focused on exploring the metabolic vulnerabilities of cancer cells with specific mutations in order to ultimately find targeted therapies to cancers with those specific mutations, as well as better.
• Analyze oxygen consumption via Seahorse XF96 plate assay.
• Extract cellular metabolites to run on Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry (Agilent) analysis.
• Quantify cell viability via flow cytometry.
• Quantify metabolic flux changes via heavy carbon stable isotope tracing.Department of BioengineeringAdvisor:Dr. Christian MetalloPublication:S. Parker, R. Svensson, A. Divakaruni, A. Lefebvre, A. Murphy, R. Shaw, C..

Landover, MD, US

Executive board position as Media and Technology Chair.I disseminated important information to over 2000 undergraduate students in STEM fields through the organizations website and social media groups. I also helped create a more intuitive and modern website. My actions increased membership and event attendance for BMES, and the website remains featured on.

Landover, MD, US

I co-founded the first annual Translational Medicine Symposium as a subcommittee leader within the Translational Medicine committee of BMES.I was in charge of contacting and hosting renowned speakers in the medical and engineering fields. This symposium, which is still being run today, is dedicated to motivating younger engineering students to pursue a.

Durham, North Carolina, US

Executive board position as Publicist Chair at EWH.I disseminated important information to over 2000 undergraduate students in STEM fields through weekly mailing lists and social media groups. I also oversaw the website for EWH. I transitioned the old website to a new and redesigned website, which was more intuitive and modern, knowing that most.

Escondido, CA, US

Progressive Neurological Care Department at Palomar Medical Center.Medical, Surgical, and Telemetry floor at Pomerado Hospital.Served alongside health care professionals in many facets of the industry, working with them to provide hands-on patient support under the guidance of staff in the provision of a safe, comfortable and confidential environment.

Seattle, WA, US

My project focused on producing and applying various biofabricated nanoscaffolds to differing cell lines in order to test the efficiency of tissue regeneration when cultured on nanopatterned microstructures. Department of BioengineeringAdvisor:Dr. Deok-Ho KimPoster: J. Tsui, J. Jang, A. Lefebvre, N. Neal, D. Cho, C. Murry, M. Laflamme, D. Kim, Injectable.

Denver, CO, US

When I first started at UW, I took several classes on Global Health. The inequities I learned about motivated me to join Engineers Without Borders, where I became involved in writing grants to gain funding for the numerous projects we were working on. My involvement led to my election as Assistant Projects Director by the club’s executive committee, where.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biomedical Engineering

Master Of Science - Ms, Biomedical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Bioengineering: Biosystems, Magna Cum Laude

Bioengineering

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