Elliot Ridi
About Elliot Ridi
Elliot Ridi is an Undergraduate Research Assistant currently working at The George Washington University, where he focuses on neuroscience and conducts research on the innate immune response of C. Elegans. He has a background in physical sciences and mathematics, and is considering further education in medical school or pursuing a Ph.D. in medicine or life sciences.
Work at The George Washington University
Elliot Ridi currently works as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at The George Washington University, a position he has held since 2024. His role involves conducting research, specifically focusing on the innate immune response of C. Elegans. Prior to his current position, he also served as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the same institution from 2023 to 2024.
Education and Expertise
Elliot Ridi is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience at The George Washington University, with an expected graduation in 2025. He is minoring in Chemistry, enhancing his expertise in the life sciences. Previously, he attended Harvard University for Undergraduate Summer School in Psychology in 2020. He completed his high school education at Newton North High School, where he earned a High School Diploma in Physical Sciences.
Background in Research and Internships
Elliot Ridi has gained practical experience through various internships and research roles. He worked as an Undergraduate Research Intern at Massachusetts General Hospital for two months in 2023. Additionally, he held the position of US Projects Manager at UBU for four months in 2021. His experience also includes a Marketing Internship at Rulex, Inc. in 2020.
Future Educational Aspirations
Elliot Ridi is considering further education in medical school or pursuing a Ph.D. in medicine or life sciences. This ambition reflects his commitment to advancing his knowledge and skills in the medical and scientific fields.
Mathematics Education
Elliot Ridi studied Mathematics at the Russian School of Mathematics, completing an Advanced Path program from 2014 to 2020. This background in mathematics complements his scientific studies and research endeavors.