Thomas Schmidt is a Fellow, Infectious Diseases at University of Minnesota Medical School. He possess expertise in cell culture, microscopy, immunohistochemistry, western blotting, elisa and 17 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "I supervised and trained Tom while he was an undergraduate research volunteer with my research group. Tom is a dedicated hard worker who quickly picks up new tasks. Tom was able to quickly learn how to perform basic and complex lab tasks in our group, including western blots, cell culture, protein assays, and animal work. He is a joy to train and work with and would be a valuable asset for any workplace." and "During my time studying at the University of Minnesota and being involved in the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, I was fortunate enough to become acquainted with Tom. Before I became close to Tom, I knew of his respected position in our fraternity and his dedication to helping others. Tom often guided younger members of our fraternity and helped steer them to become better men while holding the respected position of Fraternity Educator. In addition to Tom's willingness to help others, he is very dedicated to furthering himself. Whether it was through studying long hours to excel in academic areas or going on 15 mile runs to train for the Twin Cities Marathon, Tom was and still is a role model for myself and many people I know. His dedication and hard work ethic has earned him much respect from his friends and acquaintances and I am confident that it will continue to do so in his future endeavors."