Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Riley is a Neuroscience postdoc hailing from the Inland Empire in Southern California. In his research, he studies the cells that transmit sound from the inner ear. Outside of lab, he is an avid bowler, amateur chef, and devoted Deadhead whose life goal is to listen to every Grateful Dead show recorded.
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