Amanda has built a strong foundation at the intersection of neuroscience and biotechnology, beginning with her undergraduate studies in neuroscience, where she developed a deep interest in the mechanisms underlying human health and disease.

She later earned a Master’s degree in Biotechnology from the University of Pennsylvania, expanding her focus to translational science and emerging biotechnologies. In parallel, she has developed strong organizational skills, with an ability to structure projects and streamline workflows in fast-paced environments.

Together, these experiences give her a multidisciplinary perspective that bridges foundational neuroscience with applied biotech innovation.