Biological engineering

It was incredibly difficult time on our campus, and I suddenly felt isolated on a campus that I had thought of as a second home.

This is Ernest Frankel, an American professor in MIT's Biological Engineering department.

He's helped discover groundbreaking treatments for Alzheimer's, ALS, and cancer.

He said as the protests erupted around him, he began to look for allies, and he found one in Or Hen, an Israeli physics professor on campus.

Prior to that, he was an investigator at Novartis and an Insight Health Data Science Fellow.

He has a PhD in biological engineering from MIT.

Additionally, he is a prolific open source contributor, instructor, and blogger.

Eric, great to have you on today.

Oh, yeah,

BioE, right? Yeah, BioE.

We both came in as BioE

majors, and we did not leave BioE majors.

My journey went BioE, ChemE, Mechanical Engineering.

Oh, I didn't know you were thinking about ChemE.

For a