In this episode of the Medical School Research Podcast, we speak with Alex Strelko, a third-year medical student from the Stritch School of Medicine. Alex brings a wealth of experience in both basic and clinical science research, offering unique insights from his diverse background. Join us as we discuss his work at Boston University, the competitive landscape of medical research, and much more. Thank you for tuning in—we hope you find this episode informative and inspiring.
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In this episode of the Medical School Research Podcast, we speak with Alex Strelko, a third-year medical student from the Stritch School of Medicine. Alex brings a wealth of experience in both basic and clinical science research, offering unique insights from his diverse background. Join us as we discuss his work at Boston University, the competitive landscape of medical research, and much more. Thank you for tuning in—we hope you find this episode informative and inspiring.
Welcome to the Medical School Research Podcast. In today's episode, we will be talking to Mike Littau. Mike is an M4 at Stritch School of Medicine and spent his last four years conducting research in the nexus of data informatics and surgical oncology. Mike has also published more than 14 research items as seen on research gate. Before we start the episode, I want to note that Mike's audio becomes significantly better after the six minute mark. With that said, we hope you enjoy the podcast.
Medical School Research Podcast
In this episode of the Medical School Research Podcast, we speak with Alex Strelko, a third-year medical student from the Stritch School of Medicine. Alex brings a wealth of experience in both basic and clinical science research, offering unique insights from his diverse background. Join us as we discuss his work at Boston University, the competitive landscape of medical research, and much more. Thank you for tuning in—we hope you find this episode informative and inspiring.
