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David Nickle is listed as Big Data Analytics | Geneticist | Evolutionary & Population Genomics | Structural Biology | Infectious Disease | Drug Discovery at Monoceros Biosystems, a company with 11 employees, based in Seattle, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at monocerosbio.com, phone signal with area code 425, 908, and a matched LinkedIn profile for David Nickle.
David Nickle previously worked as Vice President of Analytics at Monoceros Biosystems and Founder and CEO at Immunodesign. David Nickle holds Phd, Virology - Computational Biology from University Of Washington - School Of Medicine.
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As a leader in drug development research, my leadership style involves a unique combination of skills that sets me apart from my peers. I have led teams in the successful execution of complex scientific strategies in the areas of target identification, translational science and precision medicine. I have a deep understanding of genetics, genomics and structural biology, which provides me with fundamental insights into the workings of living organisms at a molecular level.But what truly sets me apart is my creativity. I am always exploring new approaches and ideas to solve complex problems, and I am not content to simply follow established protocols. Instead, I push the boundaries of what is possible, challenging myself and my team to think in new ways. In tandem with this, I excel in tailoring research plans to meet the needs of the stakeholders and truly enjoy customizing research agendas in this way.Despite my individual strengths, I firmly believe that collaboration is the best way to do science. I understand that no one person can have all the answers, and that it takes a diverse team with a wide range of skills and perspectives to make real progress. As a natural leader, I inspire and guide my colleagues towards shared goals, value the unique contributions of each member of the team, and work tirelessly to ensure that everyone has the tools and resources they need to succeed.Overall, I consider myself a valuable leader in my field. Through my leadership, computational and statistical skills, understanding of living organisms at a molecular level and creativity, I am making major contributions to science and therapeutic development and inspiring others to do the same.General Profile• Breadth: Therapeutic areas of expertise include infectious disease, vaccine development, COPD, asthma, sarcopenia and cancer.• Collaboration: High level of enthusiasm for scientific discourse and teamwork has led to strong multi-center collaborative relationships with a global footprint.• Strategy: Strong analytical skills and the ability to develop novel approaches to complex problems has led me and my team to successfully discover new therapeutic targets and strategies for translational medicine including the development pharmacodynamic markers. I pride myself on my strong computational and statistical skills, which allow me to understand and analyze complex data sets and draw meaningful conclusions that lead to actionable biology.
Listed skills include Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Computational Biology, and 15 others.
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San Diego, California, United States
I currently lead a team of talented bioinformaticians at Monoceros Bio, consulting on projects for biopharma clients. The services we provide range from experimental design to full execution of analyses on high dimensional data. The skill sets encompassed by my team include genetics, genomics and proteomics and involve the application of statistical.
Seattle, Washington, United States
We use evolutionary genetics and structural biology to design biological therapeutics that continue to work despite the evolutionary landscape of the pathogen.
San Diego
Functional Head of Biologics-Not all epitopes on a pathogen antigen are created equal. Some epitopes can be quite neutralizing while others are simply antibody binding sites conferring little pathogen neutralization. I led a team of scientists who were designing antigens that alter immuno-dominance in attempt to drive the immune response towards the most.
Seattle, Washington
Led Translational & Precision Medicine team focusing in on Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and Oncology, reporting to the department head in a matrixed environment of scientists and clinicians.
Built several large research cohorts to understand the genetics of gene expression from various tissues. Designed large mouse F2 crosses to uncover the genetics of complex traits. Also established several collaborations with outside scientists, presented many public talks, and designed research protocols. The majority of my research involved statistical.
One of the primary areas of my research involved various aspects of HIV persistence. I worked on developing techniques to tease apart two viral persistence mechanisms with the goal of informing next generation HIV therapies that might target these mechanisms.The second area of my work focused on the development of an effective HIV vaccine. The goal of my.
Worked on the molecular genetics of disease and drought resistance in the genus Populus. Constructed a QTL map based on microsatellite data. Also worked on constructing hybrid Mimulus lines altering the flower color for ecological experiments on pre-zygotic speciation.
Worked on the molecular basis of diabetes in the Pima Indians of the American Southwest. Sequenced genes, defined exon and intron boundaries, developed a technique for rapid sequencing of introns, performed transfection studies for the characterization of putative diabetes genes.
Worked on understanding the mechanisms that drive species distributions across a landscape using genetic variation. Designed experimental strategies, conducted lab experiments, and analyzed data.
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Allison Coomber
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area, United States
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Laura Hover
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
United States, United States
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Shane E.
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
United States, United States
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James Lim, Phd
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
Gilbert, Arizona, United States, United States
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Andrea Hom
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
San Diego, California, United States, United States
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Audrey Dalgarno
Colleague at Monoceros Biosystems
Greater Boston, United States
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David Nickle works for Monoceros Biosystems.
David Nickle is listed as Big Data Analytics | Geneticist | Evolutionary & Population Genomics | Structural Biology | Infectious Disease | Drug Discovery at Monoceros Biosystems.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @monocerosbio.com for David Nickle at Monoceros Biosystems.
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David Nickle is based in Seattle, Washington, United States while working with Monoceros Biosystems.
David Nickle has worked for Monoceros Biosystems, Immunodesign, Gossamer Bio, Merck, and University Of Washington, Dept. Of Microbiology.
David Nickle's colleagues at Monoceros Biosystems include Allison Coomber, Laura Hover, Shane E., James Lim, Phd, and Andrea Hom.
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David Nickle holds Phd, Virology - Computational Biology from University Of Washington - School Of Medicine.
David Nickle is listed with skills including Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Computational Biology, Sequencing, Systems Biology, Biomarkers, and Molecular Genetics.
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