My specialties include engineering, medicine and chemistry. I will:
Based on our initial discussions, I’ll research your topic and prepare a report explaining its scientific basis and technological aspects. I retain copyright ownership of the report, but grant you unlimited, exclusive use of its content. Non-exclusive use of report contents may be available at reduced rates for some topics. All exclusive work is completely confidential.
I am currently an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. In addition to biomedical engineering and perfusion (heart-lung support), I also teach electrical engineering and computer science. My research interests include computer modeling of biomedical systems and devices, design of artificial organs, development of new methods for preserving organs for transplantation and development of new types of biological sensors.
I have B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemical Engineering and an M.S. in Biomedical Engineering, all from The Ohio State University. My graduate work included biotechnology and bioengineering courses in addition to traditional science and engineering courses. My graduate research projects involved a new artificial kidney process and carbon dioxide removal from blood. See my online résumé for more information.
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I was on three panels at LoneStarCon 2 (the 55th World Science Fiction Convention) in San Antonio, TX. Click on the panel titles below to go to my web pages dedicated to each of these topics:
| Europa: Our last, best hope for finding other life in our solar system |
| Ethics of Cloning |
| Forensic Alien Anthropology |
A fee schedule is available upon request.