Danielle Pasquel, Phd Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

New York City Metropolitan Area

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York

Medical communications (promo and med ed), strategy, live meetings, and more across diverse therapeutic areas

Greater New York City Area

Spanning PR, Scientific Communications, Medical Education

Greater New York City Area

• Develop content for scientific manuscripts, abstracts, posters, oral presentations, MSL decks, and other communications
• Perform in-depth quantitative/qualitative gap analyses of the scientific literature (primary research and review articles, clinical trials, and congress abstracts) in order to guide strategic publication planning, KOL.
• Develop and maintain scientific communication platforms (disease- and drug/product-specific)
• Participate at scientific meetings—including clinical advisory boards, steering committee meetings, and specialty congresses—and write up executive summary reports
• Recent therapeutic areas: ADHD, epilepsy, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer immunotherapy, hematological malignancies (AML, ALL, NHL), neuropsychiatry, pharmacology, obesity and diabeteshttp://imprintscience.com/

• Helped develop and implement digital communications and social media strategies to market proprietary AI/machine learning data analytics services through multiple platforms
• Worked with web developer to create company website (adatos.com)
• Assisted with developing copy for communications to be delivered to investors and clients (e.g. reports, emails, newsletters, and slide decks)

Greater New York City Area

• Chief Editor of the journal’s online blog (theejbm.wordpress.com) responsible for reviewing, editing, and publishing articles
• Managed an Editorial Team, consisting of an assistant editor and several copy editors
• Recruited and maintained communications with guest writers ensuring a steady flow of interesting and well-written articles
• Assisted writers throughout the writing process, including developing ideas and planning structure and content of articles
• Contributed two articles (links are below)

Greater New York City Area

• Organized seminars featuring prominent speakers in diverse areas across biotechnology and entrepreneurship
• Produced newsletters for club members to disseminate news, information, and career development opportunities in the biotech industry
• Managed social media accounts and website
• Overall mission is to share knowledge and resources regarding entrepreneurship and biotechnology in NYC and connect the Einstein community to the.

Bronx, NY

• Produced written content for internal communications, including news and feature articles for Einstein website (einstein.yu.edu) and research summaries for departmental newsletters (i.e. Diabetes, Cancer Center).
• Translated technical scientific writing (methodologies and concepts) into lay language accessible by a general audience

District Olomouc, Czech Republic

Received research training in the lab of Dr. Zdenek Dvorak and collaborated on a research project investigating the DNA-binding activity of nuclear receptors

Greater Los Angeles Area

1-on-1 and small group tutoring for high school students, specializing in science, math, and SAT and ACT preparation

Los Angeles

Laboratory of Dr. Aldons Jake LusisInvestigated set of genes near the CAD and DM2 regions of chromosome 9p21 and potential roles in disease pathophysiology

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Reviewed undergraduate research article submissions and made recommendations for acceptance or rejection to the managing editor
• Conducted intensive literature research in different fields in order to provide valuable feedback to the authors and to make credible and detailed reviews based on whether the research is sound, interesting, and complete

UCLA Campus And Nicaragua Tropical Rainforest Site

• Advisors: Drs. Greg Grether and Peter Narins
• Tropical field ecology and animal communication
• Spent 3 weeks at a field research site in the neotropical lowland rainforest of southeastern Nicaragua studying a population of the lizard Ameiva festiva
• Characterized the lizard’s spacing patterns and behavioral traits in correlation with environmental variables, such as ambient temperature, light, and humidity

New York City

Laboratory of Dr. Jill BargonettiCloned several short hairpin RNA (shRNA) expression plasmids targeted at knocking down Mdm2 and MdmX in MCF-7 cells, in order to study the roles of these proteins in regulating p53 function in breast cancer. This work was done as part of the Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) in conjunction with the Leadership.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Afterschool tutoring in science & mathematics, college counseling, and mentorship services for students at several under-resourced Los Angeles high schools
• Academic and personal development workshops for high school students

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biomedical Sciences- Molecular Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry

Activities and Societies: Entrepreneurship & Biotechnology Group, Science Writing Intern, Einstein Journal of Biology and Medicine Editor.

Master Of Science (M.Sc.), Biomedical Sciences

B.S., Biology, Minor In Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Leadership Alliance Doctoral Scholar, undergraduate research scientist, high school mentor and tutor.