
From biological engineering student to PhD candidate and founder, here's the timeline of Alexander's path to creating Space Biosolutions.
Started Biological Engineering studies at the University of Georgia, focusing on the intersection of engineering and biological systems.
Research and Development of the Treadmill-Compatible Vibration Therapy Device
December: Graduated from UGA with a degree in Biological Engineering
August: Started PhD studies in Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University.
February: Research and Development of Random Positioning Machine (RPM).
June: Provisional Patent filed for Treadmill-Compatible Vibration Therapy Device.
August: Research and Development of the Well Clip Gasket and Provisional Patent filed.
September: Founded Space Biosolutions LLC to bridge the gap between space health and terrestrial biomedical innovation. Began developing innovative biomedical devices and intellectual property for dual-use applications in space and Earth-based healthcare.