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Get A Copy Of 'RedDevil 4: A Novel': https://goo.gl/QGdQcA Eric Leuthardt was born in Boston in May of 1973. After a few year stint in Stuttgart Germany as a toddler, Leuthardt spent his youth in the Midwestern city of Cincinnati. After many years of taking apart every electrical appliance in the house, catching snakes and crawdads in the nearby creeks, and doing his best to endure the Catholic grade school system, he finally found his calling in a laboratory at the University of Cincinnati. There he spent his summers and most of his free time working on how electric and magnetic fields influence the growth of neurons. He would also frequent the operating rooms early in the morning to watch some of the neurosurgeons remove brain tumors. After a time, while working under a microscope, one of the surgeons working in the lab told him he should think about neurosurgery. The idea took hold (in a big way). Leuthardt went on to Saint Louis University to enroll in a premedical track where he earned degrees in Biology and Theology and then subsequently matriculated to the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. After having earned his medical degree, he was accepted into the prestigious neurosurgery program at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Medical Hospital. During his training he also took time off to pursue a post-doctoral fellowship in biomedical engineering where he and his mentor developed one of the fundamental platforms used for brain-computer interfacing – technologies that enable people to control machines with their thoughts alone. Check Out More Books From Eric Leuthardt Available Now on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Eric-C.-Leutha... Go To Booktrib.com: Where Readers and Writers Meet! https://booktrib.com/ Take your book jacket off and stay a while, we're your kind of people! FOLLOW US: http://booktrib.com   / booktrib     / booktrib     / booktrib