Nick graduated in May 2024 with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. His initial research focused on using microrheology to understand how chemistry and sequence affect the material properties of complex coacervates. E also helped to develop control technology for pneumatically actuated microfluidic valves.
Nick continued his studies at UMassAmherst in the Materials Science & Engineering 4+1 Masters Program, and graduated with a M.S. in May 2025.
