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== <br/>[[File:536817 10152014407782835 559860899 n.jpg|thumb|536817 10152014407782835 559860899 n.jpg]] <span style=="font-size:small;">Jonathan is a University Innovation Fellow and Senior Biological Sciences major at the University of Notre Dame working to expand innovation and entrepreneurship on campus, targeting non-traditional areas of study for innovation and entrepreneurship. Beginning a research career early in his high school years studying the evolution of epithelial sodium channel subunits in the brain, Jonathan's interests shifted to stem cell research after a scarring surfing accident during his research stint in the Canary Islands, Spain.</span>
<span class="s1">Jonathan is a Senior Biological Sciences major at the University of Notre Dame. Beginning a research career early in his high school years studying the evolution of epithelial sodium channel subunits in the brain, Jonathan's interests shifted to stem cell research after a scarring surfing accident during his research stint in the Canary Islands, Spain.</span>
<span class="s1">From his matriculation at Notre Dame and joining a stem cell laboratory, he realized that the future of science and medicine lies beyond the traditional, single scientist centered model, and instead must embrace a team-based, highly collaborative model to continue to make breakthroughs at the pace the field has become accustomed to.</span>
<span classstyle="s1font-size: small;">With that in mindFrom his matriculation at Notre Dame and joining a stem cell laboratory, he dove into teaching, starting as a Freshman tutor, progressing to Teaching Assistantships and finally as acting Co-Chair of realized that the Biology Senior Leadership Committee. To realize his dream future of inclusive science, Jonathan serves as the Co-Science Chair of and medicine lies beyond the NSF STEM Ambassadors grant tasked to increase STEM retention rates by offering academictraditional, socialsingle scientist centered model, and career mentorship from instead must embrace a student-toteam-student basis across all STEM fields. He also serves as the Undergraduate Director of the DNA Learning Centerbased, currently revamping a community outreach program highly collaborative model to expose middle school students continue to molecular biology through make breakthroughs at the study of pace the effects of pollution on gene expression and cancerfield has become accustomed to.</span>
<span style="font-size:small;"><span class="s1">In entrepreneurshipWith that in mind, he dove into teaching, through starting as a course offered by Notre DameFreshman tutor, progressing to Teaching Assistantships and finally as acting Co-Chair of the Biology Senior Leadership Committee. To realize his dream of inclusive science, Jonathan has developed a flexible collagen derived substrate, mimicking serves as the consistency Co-Science Chair of skin to address the growing need for surgical residents NSF STEM Ambassadors grant tasked to address the stringent limits on their training hours while still gaining technical precision necessary increase STEM retention rates by offering academic, social, and career mentorship from a student-to become successful surgeons-student basis across all STEM fields. He is also serves as the Undergraduate Director of the DNA Learning Center, currently transferring the material into revamping a filament adaptable community outreach program to current generation 3D printers in order expose middle school students to print organs derived from MRI scans, a technology that was developed by another undergraduate at Notre Damemolecular biology through the study of the effects of pollution on gene expression and cancer.</span></span>
<span style="font-size:small;"><span class="s1">In entrepreneurship, through a course offered by Notre Dame, Jonathan has developed a flexible collagen derived substrate, mimicking the consistency of skin to address the growing need for surgical residents to address the stringent limits on their training hours while still gaining technical precision necessary to become successful surgeons. He is currently transferring the material into a filament adaptable to current generation 3D printers in order to print organs derived from MRI scans, a technology that was developed by another undergraduate at Notre Dame.</span></span> <span style="font-size:small;"><span class="s1">Jonathan joined the UIF program with the dream of creating an all-inclusive environment for undergraduate students to coordinate innovative, large scale entrepreneurial projects. Through UIF, he hopes to gain the skills required to create infrastructure and curricular changes to foster this type of cross-disciplinary thinking that will shape science and medicine in the future.</span></span> [[Category:Student Contributors|j]][[Category:Student Contributors]]