Nicole Hirsch

Mechanical Engineering and Product Design Senior at Lehigh University

Role
Global Social Impact Fellow (Sickle Cell Diagnostics in Sierra Leone) at Creative Inquiry Lehigh University
Location
Manhattan, NY, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About Nicole Hirsch

I am currently a Senior at Lehigh University. I am in the IDEAS (Integrated Degree of…

Experience

  1. Global Social Impact Fellow (Sickle Cell Diagnostics in Sierra Leone)

    Creative Inquiry Lehigh University

    Nov 2023 — Present

    SicklED is a student-led initiative at Lehigh University working towards creating a cost-effective, point-of-care sickle cell disease diagnostics device. Being a part of the team includes traveling to Sierra Leone(field work), lab work for the diagnostics, research, and using CAD to further develop educational materials implement in the healthcare system of Sierra Leone. We are actively researching and fabricating an effective lateral flow immunoassay to diagnose patients with sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait. We hope to eventually be able to implement our diagnostics in low and middle income countries, starting in Sierra Leone. In doing this, we hope to decrease the high infant mortality rate in this region of the world.

Education

  • Lehigh University

    BS in Integrated Degree in Engineering and Arts and Sciences, Majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Product Design

  • Dwight-Englewood School

    High School Diploma

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