Brett M. Sansbury, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Newark, Delaware, United States

In my role as Research Scientist and Principal Investigator, I led the Discovery Research group which focused on advancing gene editing technologies and identifying new gene targets through proof-of-concept preclinical studies. I oversaw a diverse team ranging from undergraduate interns to Ph.D. scientists, managing performance assessments and career.

Newark, DE

During my time as a Graduate Research Assistant, I made significant contributions to molecular biology and gene editing research. I developed a cell-free gene editing system, which elucidated the molecular mechanisms of CRISPR-Cas gene editing and allowed for a comprehensive visualization of genetic outcomes. Additionally, I developed an innovative.

Dover, DE

During my time as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, I was responsible for various aspects of the preparation and breakdown of laboratory setups, laboratory class instruction and student learning assessments. I instructed undergraduate biochemistry laboratory classes, guiding students through experiments and grading their reports. Additionally, I assessed pre.

As a Graduate Research Assistant, I worked in both the Chemical Genetics and Nanomaterials and Tissue Engineering Laboratories. My work involved molecular techniques such as electroporation and liposome transfection in mammalian cell lines, with subsequent analysis using flow cytometry and fluorescent microscopy. Additionally, I contributed to the.

Dover, DE

As an Undergraduate Laboratory Assistant, I played a pivotal role in supporting laboratory operations. My responsibilities included preparation, autoclave sterilization and storage of culture media, mixing and storing chemicals, maintaining organized and clean glassware, and ensuring the preparation of a variety of undergraduate laboratory classes.

Dover, Delaware

During my Undergraduate Research internship, I conducted in-depth investigations into the solvolysis rates of chlorothionoformate esters in various organic solvents and took on a mentoring role, guiding fellow undergraduate students throughout their internships. My research findings were showcased at three American Chemical Society (ACS) national.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.) In Medical And Molecular Sciences, Molecular Genetics

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.) In Applied Chemistry, Nanomaterials & Tissue Engineering

Activities and Societies: Gamma Sigma Epsilon (Chemical Honors Society), Iota Sigma Pi (National Honors Society for Women in Chemistry)

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.) Biological Chemistry, (Minor) Mathematics

Activities and Societies: American Chemical Society (ACS), Delta Phi Epsilon (National Panhellenic Sorority)