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Paul Duarte

Year Entered MCW: 2025

Faculty Advisor

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Locations

Neuroscience Doctoral Program (NDP)

Contact Information

pllamas@mcw.edu

Education

BS, Biology, Simpson College, 2025

Biography

I graduated from Simpson College in spring 2025 with a BA in Biology and a minor in mathematics. During my undergraduate studies, I was part of multiple research projects from different disciplines such as neuroscience, biology, mathematics, computer science, and chemistry. I also won a few awards in biological research and academic performance.

Research Interests

Cilia applications, molecular mechanisms between nervous cells with blood and lymphatic vessels, and biomarkers and treatments of neural cancer.

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