Cesar Schadeck
Cesar Schadeck has a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from UNIOESTE- Brazil and a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Ohio University. He was part of the Brazilian program “Science without borders” at Ohio University from 2014 to 2015. During his undergrad he has published a paper on supercapacitor ionic liquids (Adv: Dr. John Staser – Ohio University), worked on silica nanoparticles for drug delivery (Adv: Dr. Élvio Campos – Unioeste) and computational simulation of carbon nanosheets (Dr. Bryan M Wong – UC Riverside). His master’s thesis was on Anti-CD44 conjugated polystyrene beads bind to CD44 on Colon and Breast Cancer Cells on Flow Conditions under the advisement of Prof. Monica Burdick. He is interested on working with materials and cells interface, materials characterization, device diagnostics and biomolecular engineering. His favorite hobbies are skiing, playing tennis and volleyball, and traveling