Brian Caffrey Email & Phone Number

Boston College

- Managed all senior editors for individual sections (Opinions, Current Research, etc.)- Reviewed, edited, researched and published articles contributed by LSJ writers- Researched, wrote, and published my own articles

Brookline, Massachusetts

- Managed financial transactions and logged them in Excel - Assisted in the maintenance of medical records - Provided support to the administrative staff

Brooklyn, New York

- Drafted a Global Clinical Strategy for The Company - Developed pathways to market strategies based on certain medical device indications & other regulatory considerations- Reviewed and edited regulatory strategies for particular regions for pathways to market (South Korea, China, USA, EU, India)- Drafted 501(k) and IND templates for FDA submissions - Published a bi-weekly Regulatory & Business Development Newsletter - Assisted the Regulatory Associate in occasional regulatory tasks

Chestnut Hill, Ma

- Assisted undergraduate General and Organic Chemistry students in laboratory practices and experiments - Prepped solutions, mixtures, etc. for upcoming undergraduate experiments- Maintained the undergraduate chemistry labs

Boston, Massachusetts

Awarded an Undergraduate Research Fellowship at Boston College and have been selected to work in the Jia Niu lab. "Our lab will employ an interdisciplinary strategy that combines organic synthesis, polymer chemistry, bioconjugation, evolution, and bioengineering approaches to establish new capabilities for the engineering of the chemical landscape of the living cell surface towards novel functions. In particular, we are interested in three research directions: first, we aim to develop novel carbohydrate-nucleic acid hybrid materials for highly specific binding to the cell surface lectins, leading to potential applications of engineering the signaling pathways mediated by the carbohydrate-lectin recognition. Second, we hope to design and synthesize a new class of glycomimetic synthetic polymers with unique molecular architectures and comonomer sequences for the engineering of the cell surface and modulating key cell functions. The third focus of our lab is to use light to spatially and temporally control cell adhesion for the fabrication of complex three-dimensional tissues in vitro."http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/chemistry/people/faculty/niu.html

Harvard, Massachusetts, United States

- Assisted in the recruitment of potential participants for EChO's research needs and maintained relationships with them. - Helped early on from the incubative stage of the start-up to spread awareness, recognition and publicity of the campaign.- Assisted the PI in tasks at hand.

Morris Township, New Jersey

Bachelor'S Degree, Biochemistry, 3.5

Activities and Societies: Life Science Journal of Boston College, Mendel Society, MedLife, Eagle Political Society, Alexander Hamilton.

Completed Coursework (32 Credits), Biochemistry, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Public Health Society