Biomedical systems
Understanding how biological principles and engineered systems can work together in health and medicine.
Biomedical Engineering · PSU
Engineering at the intersection of biology and technology.
I’m Mico Kelice, a biomedical engineering student interested in the tools, systems, and ideas that can make healthcare work better.
About
Curiosity with a purpose
I’m learning how human-centered engineering can turn complex problems into useful, dependable solutions.
My studies at PSU bring together the life sciences, engineering, and computation. I’m especially drawn to work that connects careful technical thinking with real human needs.
Beyond the lab and classroom, I enjoy building practical digital tools and communicating technical ideas clearly—from offline desktop software to evidence-based research presentations.
Focus areas
What I’m exploring
Three connected areas guide the questions I ask and the things I build.
Health technology
Exploring accessible technology that supports better measurement, clearer decisions, and stronger care.
Software & data
Building focused tools and using data thoughtfully to make everyday workflows more understandable.
Selected work
Projects in progress
A growing collection of practical builds and research-led communication.
01
Local Expense Tracker
A lightweight Windows tool for private, offline expense tracking with daily records and category insights.
02
U.S. Policy Research
An evidence-based look at how major policy choices from 2010–2026 changed life in the United States.
Looking ahead