Pablo Cárdenas R. leads MsEE Lab. A native of Colombia, Pablo spent his undergrad at Universidad de los Andes dipping toes in computational, experimental, and field work in biology. He left Bogotá for research stints in France and the US, where he learned that experiments fail in labs on every continent and of every budget. Undaunted, he got a PhD from MIT engineering malaria parasites, with side quests in epidemiology and evolution. He currently researches influenza immunity and evolution as a postdoc at the Ragon Institute and is an incoming assistant professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Cornell. Pablo enjoys everything to do with music, games with balls or cardboard, and the great experiment that is human history.
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Illustrations by Melanconnie.
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