Georgia Georgostathi

As an international student, the main reason why I chose to study in the US was to have more opportunities to get involved in research. That is why I decided to join the VIPER program and have been searching for research positions since the beginning of my undergraduate studies. My primary research experience is at the Anesthesiology department at CHOP, where I study electroencephalograms of patients under anesthesia and specifically the appearance of isoelectricity and its correlation with other intraoperative factors. I am also working at Modlab where I study the process of ice formation and possible methods to control the appearance and speed with which nucleation sites form and create ice, in order to ultimately use this knowledge for thermal energy storage. Last year, I started working at the Center for Neuroengineering and Therapeutics where I work on electroencephalogram analysis for the detection of epileptic seizures.

Even though my interests lie in the engineering and medical field, I am happy to help anyone in the process of finding a suitable research lab to work on. I know how daunting this experience might seem at first, so feel free to reach out to me with any questions!

• Student at Vagelos Integrated Program in Energy Research
• Undergraduate Researcher, Department of Anesthesiology, CHOP (April 2020- Present)
• Excellence in Technology award for the research on "Normative Processed Electroencephalogram Values in Neonates" at the Society for Technology in Anesthesia 2022 Annual Meeting
• Undergraduate Researcher, Modular Robotics Laboratory (June 2022- Present)
• Undergraduate Researcher, Center for Neuroengineering and Therapeutics (September 2022- Present)
• Undergraduate Researcher, Center for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine, CHOP (March- August 2022)
• Energy Week at Penn Poster Session 2023
• Frontiers of Energy Research Poster Session 2022
• Presenter at the Society for Technology in Anesthesia 2022 Annual Meeting
• CURF Spring Research Poster Session 2022
• National Collegiate Research Conference 2022
• Energy Week at Penn Poster Session 2022
• Frontiers of Energy Research Poster Session 2021