​OUR TEAM
Board of Directors
alexander Ille
​Head director​
Alexander Ille, B.Sc., M.Sc., C.R.A., is currently a biomedical sciences PhD candidate at Rutgers University. Alex founded STEM Biomedical in 2016 and is very enthusiastic about biomolecular research and its medical implications. With the belief that the field of medicine has the potential to significantly improve, Alex seeks to lead the organization beyond the medical limits that exist today.
RAOUL BODEA
Director of Scientific advancement
Raoul​ Bodea is a life science student majoring in biology and minoring in chemistry at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario. Joining the organization at the young age of 21, he is an example that Canadian students care about the future of medicine. Raoul is determined to make a difference in the course of scientific and medical research for the benefit of human health.
ANETTA ILLE
DIRECTOR OF SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENT
Anetta Ille graduated from the University of Waterloo with a BSc degree in biomedical sciences. Throughout her time at UW, Anetta developed a passion for biomedical research, and engaged in such research at the UW School of Pharmacy. She is now a medical student at UMF Cluj in Romania.  Anetta believes that increasing research opportunities can greatly enhance treatment options and produce new cures.
IOANA BALTA
​Director of FINANCE
Ioana Balta is an Accounting and Financial Management graduate student at the University of Waterloo. Through her work as a research assistant as well as various other academic and work placements, Ioana has developed a contemporary and practical skill-set in accounting and finance. Her voluntary efforts are an invaluable asset to STEM Biomedical.
FILIP LUP
​Director of GROWTH
​Filip Lup completed his degree in Economics and Financial Management at the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics at WLU. He has broad experience in the financial sector through an array of diverse internship positions. As Director of Finance, Filip aims to continue the growth and optimize the financial performance of STEM Biomedical. This work will advance our research capacity and accelerate our progress towards discovering new cures.
ANDREI BURSUGIU
DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY
​Andrei is an International Bachelor of Business Administration graduate from the Schulich School of Business, specializing in finance. After graduating, Andrei worked on a Canadian Value and Momentum strategy when interning at Caldwell Investment Management. Following an academic exchange in Denmark, he volunteered for former MP Harold Albrecht. He now works at Jenni Byrne + Associates, a full-service public affairs consultancy based in Toronto. Andrei's experience in wealth and asset management fields makes him an invaluable member of our board.
Mathias Moise
BOARD MEMBER
Mathias is psychology student from the University of Waterloo minoring in cognitive science. He has a deep interest in subjects including experimental philosophy, computational neuroscience, the understanding of human cognition, and their potential in advancing medical research. Mathias aims to accelerate research in these areas through STEM Biomedical.
Voluntary Affiliates
Adrian Adamescu
Dr. Adamescu earned his PhD at the University of Waterloo in and computational chemistry. There are multiple venues from within the field of chemistry which the STEM Biomedical considers essential to the progression of medical research. Dr. Adamescu is therefore a valuable affiliate due to his expertise and skill-set.
Kimberly Bernosky
​Dr. Bernosky-Smith holds a PhD in Physiology and Pharmacology from Wake Forest University Medical School. She is currently a research assistant professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo as well as an assistant professor at D'Youville College. Dr. Bernosky-Smith's credentials and research experience are of great worth in helping our organization reach its research goals.
Titus Lungu
​Titus Lungu completed a Masters of Engineering degree at University of California, specializing in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics. Titus' advanced skill-set in these fields contributes to one of the core focuses of STEM Biomedical, which is advanced computation applied to genetic and medical research.
Paul Lungu
Paul is a pharmacy student at NEOMED. His previous research includes studying hyperthermia induced by MDMA in a rat model. He is working towards becoming a clinical pharmacist with the aim of providing front-line service to patients in a hospital setting as part of a healthcare team. Paul is currently collaborating with the DDC Clinic to investigate the biochemical effects of certain genetic conditions and how they affect drug metabolism.
Daniel Chirilenco
​Daniel graduated from the University of Waterloo where he completed a master’s degree in political science. He has since done various non-profit work and is a dedicated philanthropist. His credentials and experience will help guide the organization in the area of ethical standards for both the present and the future.
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