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Carl Manner is listed as Functional genomics, Climate change, and Tech development @ Duke based in Carrboro, North Carolina, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at unc.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Carl Manner.
Carl Manner previously worked as Research Technician at University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill and Research Technician at University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill School Of Medicine. Carl Manner holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Cell/Cellular And Molecular Biology from Duke University.
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I'm passionate about leveraging science to make a better world. I've previously worked on problems related to cancer biology, chromatin biology, liver transplant immunology, and Wnt signaling. Presently, I am developing technologies for using a non-model organism to understand the functional genomics of climate change-related stress responses. There is a glaring gap in knowledge in this field that is presently intractable because of a lack of developed technologies for addressing it - there are no scalable methods for genetic perturbation in the vast majority of keystone marine organisms, nor in models of those organisms. Addressing this gap, and applying the technologies I develop to understand the biology of climate change-related physiological stress is my present obsession. Longer-term, I am targeting a career that meets three criteria - I want to do cool, cutting-edge science, I want to make a meaningful impact on areas near to my heart (e.g., social justice, health outcomes disparities, climate change), and I want to work/live near the ocean. I am not interested in full-time employment offers right now, but am always interested in learning about the people, communities, and organizations doing work near to my heart. On a personal level, I'm a lover of the very new, the very old, and all things science, technology, and social justice. I'm an avid scuba diver and hiker, a travel enthusiast, and I cook like Julia Child (for the joy of it, for the love of bringing the people I love together over a good meal, and with an excess of butter).
Listed skills include Primary Cell Isolation, Viral Vectors, Multi Color Flow Cytometry, Luminex, and 34 others.
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I work in Dr. Jesse Raab's lab at UNC, studying the chromatin relodeling complex SWI/SNF in the context of hepatocellular carcinoma. We are particularly interested in the idea that complex composition - which is variable and heterogeneous at a cellular level - contains within it a regulatory logic that influences transcription, and that, in an environment.
Chapel Hill, NC
I worked in Dr. Terry Magnuson's lab in the Genetic Medicine department, where I studied chromatin remodelers and polycomb, with a focus on the SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling complex and its role in cancer progression.
Houston, Texas Area
I worked in the transplant immunobiology department of the Houston Methodist Research Institute. Our group was interested in novel predictors of transplant futility, mortality and tolerance in orthotopic liver transplant.
Greensboro/Winston-Salem, North Carolina Area
I teach two sections of introductory biology labs, each with about 24 students. I make difficult concepts in the life sciences accessible to the masses.
High Point, NC
I help students (grades K-12) grasp difficult concepts in math and science. I also attempt to instill in them a love of those fields, and of learning itself. Unfortunately, I was required to leave Sylvan in order to accept a graduate teaching assistantship at UNCG.
My research focused on determining if two distinct protein isoforms of the secreted ligand Wnt5A differentially activate non-canonical wnt.
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Carl Manner is listed as Functional genomics, Climate change, and Tech development @ Duke.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @unc.edu for Carl Manner.
Carl Manner is based in Carrboro, North Carolina, United States.
Carl Manner has worked for University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill, University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill School Of Medicine, Houston Methodist, Unc Greensboro, and Sylvan Learning Centers.
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Carl Manner holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Cell/Cellular And Molecular Biology from Duke University.
Carl Manner is listed with skills including Primary Cell Isolation, Viral Vectors, Multi Color Flow Cytometry, Luminex, Molecular Cloning, Cell Biology, Cell Culture, and Immunology.
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