WISDM Speaker

Keegan Mendez, MPhil

Institute for Medical Engineering and Science (IMES) | Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology, Mechanical Engineering
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Speaking (Panel), Mentoring, Speaking (Presentation), Press Commentary, Co-founding Ventures, Board Seat/Advising, Startup Team Engagement, Academic Collaborations

About Keegan

Keegan grew up in Brooklyn, New York. She earned her undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering at Harvard College in 2017. During her time at Harvard, she conducted research at the Wyss Institute in the labs of Professor David Mooney and Professor Conor Walsh. After graduating from Harvard, Keegan traveled to Cambridge, England to earn her MPhil in Bioscience Enterprise at the University of Cambridge. Keegan is now back Cambridge, Massachusetts working on her PhD in the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology (HST) program in the lab of Professor Ellen Roche. Her doctoral research is on the design and development of therapeutic cardiac devices.

STEM Keywords

3d printing, biomaterials, implantable devices, mechanical engineering, medical devices, therapy

Venture Keywords

3d printing, biomaterials, implantable devices, mechanical engineering, medical devices, stem/medical education, therapy, women in science, Women in STEM, women's health

Country of Origin

United States

Keegan's Innovation Activities

Recent Venture Activity

Diverse Perspectives in Biotech speaker series through the MIT Biotech Group (MBG)

Keegan Awards

Sontheimer Award for Creativity and Innovation in Design