Julielynn Wong, MD, MPH, is a Harvard-educated physician, social entrepreneur, innovator, educator and journalist. She trained in public health and preventive medicine and is the founder of 3D4MD, which develops 3D-printable medical supplies, and of the Center for Innovative Technologies and Public Health.

Dr. Wong trained in space medicine at NASA Johnson Space Center, has created ten 3D-printable designs of surgical instruments for space missions, and took part in a NASA HERA analog mission. At the Skoll Global Threats Fund she helped build “Flu Near You,” a crowd-sourced flu tracking and vaccine locator platform. She has reported for ABC World News.

Her honors include the Harvard University Knox Fellowship, the Aerospace Medical Association Young Investigator Award and the Canadian Medical Association Award for Young Leaders.

Dr. Julielynn Wong is one of the WEDO Worldwide Fellows 2016. Learn more about the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO).