About
About
My name is Isaree and I'm a sixth-year MD/PhD student in the Emory Medical Scientist Training Program interested in the intersection of dermatology and biomedical engineering. I am currently in my third year of graduate training at Georgia Tech in Dr. Mark Prausnitz's Laboratory for Drug Delivery, where I use microneedle-based technology to investigate dermal interstitial fluid and its potential for minimally invasive biomarker sampling. I have received the NIH F30 and Georgia Tech T32 ImmunoEngineering fellowships.
I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2020 with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and worked in Dr. Narutoshi Hibino's Cardiac Surgery Lab at Johns Hopkins and at the University of Chicago.
Outside of research and medicine, I enjoy crafting, hiking, and dancing! If any of this sounds interesting to you feel free to contact me!