Look closely.
From hydride transfer chemistry to targeted delivery.
Sugahara Lab · iRGD and pancreatic cancerLove Patel
Look closely.
Think across scales.
Make something of it.
I’m Love Patel. I study Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University, with questions that keep taking me into other fields.
Biology and infrastructure. Computation and public life. How things work, how they connect, and what we might make from that understanding.
From question
to something tangible.
CT Reconstruction
Reconstructing CT imagery with MATLAB in biomedical engineering coursework.
Room Automation Platform
A standing workstation integrated with presence sensing and room controls.
Every answer
changes
the question.
My research has moved from hydride transfer chemistry to iRGD, targeted delivery, and pancreatic cancer.
Research archive ↗Knowledge needs
somewhere to go.
Biomedical engineering instruction, ethics, and college-access advising.
SHAPE
Biomedical engineering teaching and elective development through Columbia engineering summer programming.
Matriculate
College-access advising for high-school students navigating the application process.
Learning is
not a straight line.
Courses, questions, techniques, and the connections that only become clear later.
Explore Academic ↗Columbia University
Biomedical Engineering
Expected graduation 2027
A broad curiosity.
A life beyond the work.
Curiosity takes me beyond biomedical engineering—to philosophy, art, history, education, infrastructure, and public affairs.
About Love ↗