Alexandra Eicher Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Currently a member of Dr. Olivier Pourquié's lab at BWH

Cincinnati, OH

As a member of Dr. James Wells' lab at CCHMC, I engineered novel human model systems from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) to study co-assembly and molecular roles of cell types from different lineages.

Lebanon, NH

I worked with a team to develop processes that convert biomass into fuels and chemicals using proprietary organisms. To study this I assembled and operated small scale fermentations in 24, 48, and 96 deep-well plates, 10 mL mini vials, and 250 mL shake flasks.

University Of New Hampshire

I focused on the adhesion properties of singular and aggregate rolling cancer cells to the cell adhesion molecule, E-selectin. Since cancer cells can metastasize to other locations in the body by circulating through the blood stream and attaching to and penetrating through the walls of blood vessels, we wanted to better understand their ability to flow.

Durham, NH

As Student Body Vice President, I represented the entire undergraduate student body on the floor of Student Senate and in other meetings with university administrators.

Kingsbury Hall, University Of New Hampshire

I studied the deformation and break up of drops and capsules within two-phase liquid flow in custom-made microfluidic channels of varying lengths and geometries. The phenomenon of confined fluid flow is of great practical importance in a variety of natural and physical two-phase liquid flow, such as the flow of blood cells in capillaries. The major.

Durham, NH

I helped university students to understand Finite Mathematics, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I, and Calculus II as well as to improve their general study habits.

Adams Tower West, Durham, NH

I helped to develop and maintain an overall positive living and learning environment for the residents of Adams Tower West, an on-campus residence hall of the University of New Hampshire. My goal was to provide residents with a safe community that was conducive to academic success and personal development.

Durham, NH

I was awarded a summer fellowship from the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research at UNH through the Research Experience and Apprenticeship Program (REAP) for highly motivated, first-year students in the Honors Program. Our goal was to design innovative, integrated, and quantitative live single-cell microarrays that could, through immunofluorescent.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Molecular And Developmental Biology

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Chemical Engineering: Bioengineering

Activities and Societies: Golden Key International Honor Society; American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), Student.