About Me
Eric Bardon is a freshman at Harvard University planning to study physics with a secondary in government.
He worked as a research intern at the Mootha Lab at the Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital, conducting computational research on mitochondrial proteomes. Eric is a co-author on a paper accepted to Cell.
He served as Vice President and Fundraising Board Member of Language Virtual, a student-run nonprofit that provides English lessons to students internationally.
Previously, he worked as a campaign fellow for Congressman Jake Auchincloss, where he wrote policy briefs and engaged with voters.
At Brookline High School, Eric chaired the School Legislature and Student Council, where he worked on student policy and oversaw club funding distribution. He also ran on the varsity cross country and track teams. His interests include biotechnology research, physics, public policy, and athletics.
Eric Bardon is a freshman at Harvard University planning to study physics with a secondary in government.
He worked as a research intern at the Mootha Lab at the Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital, conducting computational research on mitochondrial proteomes. Eric is a co-author on a paper accepted to Cell.
He served as Vice President and Fundraising Board Member of Language Virtual, a student-run nonprofit that provides English lessons to students internationally.
Previously, he worked as a campaign fellow for Congressman Jake Auchincloss, where he wrote policy briefs and engaged with voters.
At Brookline High School, Eric chaired the School Legislature and Student Council, where he worked on student policy and oversaw club funding distribution. He also ran on the varsity cross country and track teams. His interests include biotechnology research, physics, public policy, and athletics.