Michael J. Email & Phone Number

👋 Hi, I’m Michael Jimenez @michaeljimenez13👀 I’m interested in further understanding biological diseases at a molecular scale and the circuitry of neural systems that come along with pain/diseases. I would like to integrate bio-sensor technology along with nano-technology that can either troubleshoot cellular behavior or retrieve information about irregular molecular behavior. My goal is to find a method or a system that could help mitigate diseases with the application of biological engineered models designed to troubleshoot irregular or unsteady dynamic systems at a nanoscale. 🌱I have a wide variety of interests from analog design, neuroscience, three-dimensional structures of proteins, brain-computer interface, molecular science, and medical science.💞️ I’m looking to collaborate on the existing pathways to advance the field of medical science with engineering. I have a wide array of interests and a keenness to solve problems. I am looking to explore opportunities that will widen my engineering discipline. Aside from learning technology and science, I love running and playing soccer.📫 You can reach me at jmz.michael.13@gmail.comMotto:"IX. Once a day, especially in the early years of life and study, call yourselves to an account what new ideas, what new proposition or truth you have gained, what further confirmation of known truths, and what advances you have made in any part of knowledge; and let no day, if possible, pass away without some intellectual gain: such a course, well pursued, must certainly advance us in useful knowledge. It is a wise proverb among the learned, borrowed from the lips and practice of a celebrated painter,"Nulla dies sine linea",'Let no day pass without one line at least:'and it was a sacred rule among the Pythagoreans, That they should every evening thrice run over the actions and affairs of the day, and examine what their conduct had been, what they had done, or what they had neglected: and they assured their pupils, that by this method they would make a noble progress on the path of virtue.Nor let soft slumber close your eyes,Before you've recollected thriceThe train of action through the day:Where have my feet chose out their way?What have I learnt, where-e'er I've been,From all I've heard, from all I've seen?What know I more that's worth the knowing?What have I done that's worth the doing?What have I sought that I should shun?What duty have I left undone?Or into what new follies run ?These self-enquiries are the roadThat leads to virtue..." -Dr. Isaac Watts, The Improvement of the Mind