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Alejandro I Marcano, MD

Orthopaedic Surgeon from Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden | PhD candidate in Precision Medicine, Decision Making and AI | Space Entrepreneur

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Category(ies): Orthopedics | Physician

THE FUTURE IS NEAR: my goal is to become “the Medical Doctor of the Future,” focused on enhancing research and academics while contributing with valuable innovations for the benefit of humankind.

MY SUPERPOWERS: I am infinitely curious and enjoy learning from every aspect of life. This is amplified by my multicultural and international experiences which help me understand situations from different points of view and allow me to form unexpected connections to provide valuable insights and ideas.

PUBLIC ENEMY NO.1 OF THE STATUS QUO: My drive is to always look ahead and push forward. I am tremendously inspired by the power of the space industry to accelerate humanity towards the future, which focuses my interests in the science of keeping our human bodies healthy, sports medicine, human performance and longevity.

I THRIVE IN THE HIVE: My work always include others as this fuels my curiosity and learning. I aim to surround myself with remarkable people from diverse backgrounds and seek to learn from their stories and points of view.

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