Martin is an aspiring physician-scientist and Research Assistant at Boston Children’s Hospital, where he studies the hematopoietic system and stem cell differentiation. At Oxford, he will pursue a DPhil in Molecular and Cellular Medicine in the laboratories of Professor Mike Dustin and Professor Hagan Bayley, where he will study the molecular mechanisms governing T cell antigen recognition and activation in cancer and autoimmunity.

He earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with Honors in Concentration, magna cum laude, from Brown University, where he received numerous academic and research awards and served as Head Teaching Assistant for Biochemistry, Principles of Physiology, and Human Anatomy & Biomechanics.

At Brown, Martin founded the Brown Flying Club, served as Editor-in-Chief of the Intercollegiate Finance Journal, and held multiple leadership roles in Model United Nations. After graduating, he co-founded Crimson Bear Associates, a biotechnology consulting firm.

Beyond his academic and professional pursuits, Martin is deeply committed to community service. He has volunteered at Rhode Island Hospital, the Rhode Island Free Clinic, and Mount Sinai Hospital, and currently serves as an EMT in Boston.

In his free time, he enjoys running, skiing, and flying as a private pilot.

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