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Faculty at UChicago PME
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UChicago PME has helped catalyze almost a billion dollars in regional investment to Chicagoland
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Patents held by faculty members
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What's it like to be a student at UChicago PME? Find out directly from them, below.
PhD student Michelle Bessiake
Immunoengineering
Esser-Kahn Group / Zemmour Lab
Michelle Bessiake focuses on understanding regulatory T cells and the diseases that manifest when they aren’t functional.
MEng student Rajsekhar Kadiyala
Computational Modeling of Materials Track
Raj Kadiyala studies quantum engineering to become part of the city’s burgeoning quantum ecosystem.
Undergrad student Avery Linder
Dual Molecular Engineering and Economics Major; Quantum Information Science Minor
Linder is heading straight into industry after graduation as President and CEO of a startup based on a revolutionary diamond-bonding technique she helped develop.
