Corinne Carland hails from a small town in Maine. She moved to Boston, Massachusetts for college where she attended MIT, studying chemical-biological engineering and continued on for her master’s degree in technology and policy. Corrine’s graduate research was funded through a grant from USAID and focused on understanding private sector supply chains in the developing world. She traveled to Uganda to study the scale up of malaria rapid diagnostic testing kits. In addition to public health research, she has conducted research on cancer biology, working in labs in the U.S. and Asia. In her spare time she enjoys reading and traveling to new places with friends.