Education
PhD in Neuroscience, University of Texas at Austin
Subjects
Synaptic Plasticity, Dendritic Spine Development, Hippocampus, Neuroscience, Strategy Consulting
Achievements
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering with honors; Master's degree in Anatomy and Neurobiology; Vesalius Certificate for teaching advanced biomedical sciences; multiple departmental awards for academic excellence and research; fellowships and grants throughout doctoral training; director of a graduate mentorship program
About
Myles is a Neuroscience PhD candidate at the University of Texas at Austin, focusing on synaptic plasticity and dendritic spine development in the hippocampus. His research contributions and transition into strategy consulting reflect a passion for bridging cutting-edge neuroscience with real-world impact.
Discipline
Life Sciences & Health
Academic Achievements
Earned a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering with honors and a Master’s degree in Anatomy & Neurobiology, along with a Vesalius Certificate for teaching advanced biomedical sciences. Recognized with multiple departmental awards for academic excellence and research achievement, and supported by prestigious fellowships and grants throughout doctoral training.
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
Have served as a mentor in the same style of mentorship program with 3 previous mentees at my university (12 weeks with weekly 1-hour meetings); currently am the director of this program. Taught at Boston University Medical School in the anatomy laboratory (approx 40 hours/week for 6 weeks).
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