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David O'Neill is a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University. He earned his DPhil in Engineering Science from the University of Oxford in 2012, following an MEng in the same field in 2008. His background is in general engineering, with a strong focus on modeling heat transfer related to cell death during liver radiofrequency ablation. Following his doctoral studies, he engaged in postdoctoral work developing prototype medical devices for respiratory gas analysis, collaborating with multiple departments including Physiology, Anatomy, Genetics, Chemistry, and Computer Science. O'Neill has significant teaching experience, having lectured at various colleges within the University of Oxford before joining Northwestern, where he is dedicated to curriculum development and innovative pedagogical approaches. His current research interests lie in mastery-based grading schemes and developing integrated curricula that enhance overall learning in biomedical engineering. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he conducts research in collaboration with colleagues, exploring various dimensions of medical technology and engineering education.
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