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  • Relevant Engineering Coursework : Calculus I, II and III, Differential Equations, Eng. Fundamentals-Physics, Computer solutions for Engineers (MATLAB, Excel, Robotics), Electronics and Circuits, Eng. Mechanics-Statics, Dynamics & Materials, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Physiology and Anatomy, Physics- Electricity and Magnetism, Matrix Computations, Computational thinking, Probability & Statistics, System Dynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Bioethics, Biomaterials
  • Extracurricular Activities
  • My research project on Enzyme Extraction
  • Work Experience
    • Undergraduate Research Assistant at Sarles Lab
    • Undergraduate Teaching Assistant at Engineering Fundamentals
    • Student Assistant at Office of International Recruitment
    • Research Assistant at School of Life Sciences, University of Hyderabad
    • Catering Student Intern at Aramark
  • Skills
    • Technical Skills
      • Programming: MATLAB, Python, Java
      • Engineering Tools: AutoCAD, Blender (Basic-Intermediate), JMP
      • Lab Techniques: Cell Culturing, Cloning, Genetic Engineering, Protein Expression, Gel Electrophoresis
    • Personal Interests: Kuchipudi aritste since the age of 5, Absolutely love cooking!
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Sai Lakshanya Rangoon

Biomedical Engineering, Engineering Fundamentals Program, University of Tennessee

Career Aspirations Statement

Biomedical Engineering Student | Innovator | Global Thinker | Kuchipudi Dancer

Hi there! I’m Sai Lakshanya, a Biomedical Engineering student at the University of Tennessee with a passion for blending science, creativity, and innovation to solve real-world healthcare challenges.

🔬 Whether it’s tissue engineering, drug delivery, or bio-integrated devices, I’m driven by the desire to push the boundaries of biomedical science. My current research focuses on hydrogels and bio-inspired materials, exploring their potential applications in drug delivery and tissue engineering. I also mentor students in MATLAB and robotics, helping them navigate the technical aspects of engineering with confidence.

💡 When I’m not in the lab, you’ll find me actively fostering diversity and inclusion as a leader in UTK’s Global Ambassador Program or organizing cultural initiatives as Vice President of the Indian Student Association. I’m passionate about creating spaces where people from all backgrounds feel welcome and supported.

🎨 Fun fact: I’ve been a Kuchipudi dancer since the age of 5! The discipline, creativity, and precision that dance requires complement my love for engineering, where every detail matters.

Looking ahead, I’m excited to further explore cutting-edge fields like surgical robotics, neuro-therapeutics, and drug delivery, and I’m eager to contribute to innovations that can improve healthcare worldwide.

Let’s connect if you’re interested in biomedical research, or healthcare innovations, or if you just enjoy a good cup of chai! 😊