At LEO Pharma, Kayla Vodehnal modeled the pharmacokinetics of 20 antibodies, creating a database that will aid in future early research and development projects by making the characteristics of antibodies that are currently used in the skin disease-related pharmaceutical area centralized and accessible. “Throughout my internship, I’m really glad to have been able to apply some of the things I learned in 20.320, Analysis of Biomolecular and Cellular Systems,” says Vodehnal. “It was definitely the hardest class that I’ve had to take while at MIT and it felt so satisfying to use the things I learned while working for LEO.” Vodehnal also enjoyed living in Denmark, “the opportunity to travel to, work, and live in such a progressive country is something I’ll cherish for the rest of my life."