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Julia Walsh is listed as Researcher PHD Student at Purdue University Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, a with 14 employees, based in Lafayette, Indiana, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Julia Walsh.
Julia Walsh previously worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant - Implanted Devices at Purdue University Weldon School Of Biomedical Engineering and Graduate Teaching Assistant - Senior Design at Purdue University Weldon School Of Biomedical Engineering. Julia Walsh holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Purdue University.
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As a student, I became fascinated by the complexity and importance of the interactions between materials and biological systems. As a Ph.D. student at Purdue University, my research is focused on extending the lifetime and functionality of biosensors by controlling their interactions with the surrounding tissue using coatings. This work is a fun and challenging mix of materials engineering, sensor design, chemistry, and immunobiology. My work occasionally ventures into the field of implant biocompatibility and anti-bacterial characterization.I graduated in 2020 from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s in biomedical engineering. I am currently part of Purdue’s Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering in the Laboratory of Implanted Microsystems Research. I was awarded the T32 Diabetes fellowship for work on improving glucose sensors and the Leslie Bottorff Fellowship for translational research.As a researcher, I enjoy solving problems and working with others. I am experienced with handling multiple projects at once, MATLAB programming, and cleanroom fabrication. In my free time, I enjoy calligraphy, puzzles, and taking care of weird plants.
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West Lafayette, Indiana, United States
Student in Laboratory of Implanted Microsystems Research. Working on cell culture, sensor coatings, and biocompatibility of implanted devices. Previously studied clean room and ink-based sensor fabrication techniques.Read more about LIMR research at: https://engineering.purdue.edu/LIMR/
Lafayette, Indiana Metropolitan Area
Graduate teaching assistant for Graduate-level course Implanted Devices. Gave lectures on implant immune response, maintained course webpage, and provided students with feedback on quizzes and projects.
Lafayette, Indiana Metropolitan Area
TA for Senior Design. Assisted senior BME students in project planning and provided feedback on assignments related to medical device regulations, patent law, financial planning of projects, and device design and testing.Helped manage a symposium for students to demonstrate their projects to family and friends at the end of the semester.
Lafayette, Indiana Metropolitan Area
TA for Junior Professionalization. Managed class website, reviewed students' resumes, and graded weekly assignments for 100+ students. Course content included communication skills, applying for jobs, and technical communication.
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
As a summer intern, I returned to my previous gene-editing research. My work focused on creating porcine cells that over or underexpressed specific immune-related genes. I also assisted in several other ongoing projects in the lab. This gave experience with cytotoxicity assays and flow cytometry. I also learned about 3D bioprinting.
Indianapolis, Indiana Area
As a summer intern, I worked using CRISPR to knockin and out genes related to the bodies immune response in pig cells. The goal of this work was to make the pig cells that were used for bioprinting tissues less noticeable to the human immune system so they could be used for Xeno transplant. I also did some work with perfusion of 3D printed constructs and tissue, as well as spheroid (spheres of cells used for printing) formation, and immunohistological staining.
Terre Haute, Indiana Area
This project focused on developing riboswitches to quantitate levels of vitamins B9 and B12 in human urine. Early detection and treatment of B vitamin deficiencies in pregnant women is important for preventing birth defects such as spina bifida. I was directly involved with our team efforts to test and identify several promising candidate riboswitches for this project. I also assisted with team public relations as we worked with the local community and non-profit organizations to increase scientific literacy in Terre Haute, Indiana. During the early stages of project development and design, we researched regional health challenges and focused on addressing the nutritional needs of pregnant women as a goal. Key concerns included the development of tools for vitamin detection, which can be used in a variety of settings and locations.I oversaw the organization of the laboratory space used by the iGEM team as well as transcribing the protocols, notes, and results from all experiments. In addition, I was responsible for conducting a variety of experiments including DNA amplification by polymerase chain reaction (PCR), plasmid engineering using Gibbson assembly, DNA analysis using agarose gel electrophoresis, DNA purification using mini-preps, and bacterial gene transformations. I played an important role in our team effort to connect with the surrounding community including visits to a local hospital to consult with professionals working with pregnant women and new mothers and assisting in our team presentations on synthetic biology to local youth and families at museums. At the end of this paid internship, I traveled to an international research competition in Boston iGEM Giant Jamboree 2017 and presented our experimental findings along with Rose-Hulman teammates.
Activities and Societies: Synthetic Biology Club, Society of Women Engineers, Anime Club President
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Julia Walsh works for Purdue University Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering.
Julia Walsh is listed as Researcher PHD Student at Purdue University Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering.
Julia Walsh is based in Lafayette, Indiana, United States while working with Purdue University Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering.
Julia Walsh has worked for Purdue University Weldon School Of Biomedical Engineering, Xeno Transplant, Surgery Department, Iu School Of Medicine, Xeno Transplant, Surgery Division At The Indiana University School Of Medicine, and Rose-Hulman Institute Of Technology.
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Julia Walsh holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Purdue University.
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