Brian T. Email & Phone Number

Peterborough, England, United Kingdom

• 700 and 387 Electrical Multiple Unit traction signed. (Previously 313, 317, 365 and 321)
• Timely monitoring of diagramming and time tables.
• Adherence to Professional Driving Policy.
• Robust Personal Protective Strategies.
• Using track geometry including signal placement to safely control the unit.
• Full preparation of stock before entry in to service.

Cambridge

Advanced Research Assistant for the Low Throughput Illumina Bespoke library creation team.

Working in a high throughput Quality Control team that is responsible for receiving DNA samples from internal and external Principle Investigators, performing the QC, annotating the results followed be delivery to other core pipe lines within the Sanger Institute.Use of Beckman Biomek NX and FX and DTX800Agarose Gels.Laboratory Information Management.

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

• I have approximately 12 years of experience working within a high throughput DNA profiling environment
• Exhibit examination. The recovery, examination, testing and processing of evidence to clearly defined standards.
• Carrying out scientific comparisons to the required standards.
• Solution Preparation
• Qiagen Extraction (Robotic and Manual), Chelex and Phenol/Chloroform Extraction (manual). (Extracting DNA from cells)
• Quantification (Dot blot/Picogreen) (Quantifying DNA)

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

Point of contact for various issues arising within the team including scientific, technical and Quality.Training (ILM (Institute of Learning Management) Qiualification)various skills within the DNA unit including Automation Robotics (TUBEstar, Qiagen Bio Robot 8000, Tecan Genesis 150, ABI Genetic Analsers (377, 3100,3130))Training manual operations.

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

• Providing/coordinating an efficient and effective service to meet the technical training, development and competence requirements of the customer (internal/external),
• Training groups of between 1 and 12 people in both theoretical and practical aspects of techniques within a forensic environment
• Training SGM+ profiling techniques including:
• Exhibit examination
• Automated Qiagen extraction techniques
• Pre PCR

London, United Kingdom

• As above but including:
• Manual Chelex, Qiagen and Phenol Chloroform extraction
• Manual Dot Blot and Picogreen quantification
• Manual PCR
• Manual 377 PAGE Electrophoresis

London, United Kingdom

• Manual Chelex Extraction, Dot Blot Quantification, PCR and Electrophoresis (377 PAGE) for volume crime stains (non-suspect crime) for direct loading to the National DNA Database.
• Working in a clean room environment
• Use of Excel based LIMS system