Zachary Nellas is a biomedical engineering student at the University of Pittsburghs Swanson School of Engineering, where he has achieved Deans List honors. His experience includes clinical research at the Trauma and Transfusion Medicine Research Laboratory and designing prototypes for medical devices, such as an improved junctional tourniquet.
Outside of his bioengineering focus, Zacharys work history in construction and warehouse management demonstrates a practical, hands-on approach to teamwork and problem-solving. A lifelong resident of the Pittsburgh area, he played soccer in high school and has participated in international university programs in Germany.
He has direct experience developing microfluidic chips, operating high-level microscopes, and conducting tests on blood to investigate the properties of platelets.
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