Brady Lundin

Creating and utilizing neural tissue engineering platforms for the study of clinical disease.

About

Brady Lundin is a lifelong Wisconsinite and has called Madison home for over 8 years. He is an avid Badger sports fan and enjoys visiting his family and dogs in Beaver Dam when possible. In addition to research, he is training to receive his medical degree.

Education

  • MD/PhD Candidate, Biomedical Engineering, University of Wisconsin
  • BS, Biomedical Engineering and Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin

Research Description

I am interested in the fields of stem-cell biology, engineering design, and tissue engineering to create physiological relevant models of neurologic disease. Human pluripotent stem cells enable the creation of engineered platforms that allow for reproducible, high-throughput studies that aid epidemiological and animal model disease research. In the Ashton Lab, I hope to study the developing neural tube and neural tube defects utilizing one such platform.

Affiliations

  • UWSMPH MSTP
  • University of Wisconsin Biomedical Engineering Department