Michelle Frank Email & Phone Number

I provide Hanover and its higher education clients with grant review, revision, and writing support, along with grantsmanship and agency-specific trainings. I have assisted clients in developing grants over a broad spectrum of innovation—from robotics and software to applied physics, medical devices, and biomedical technologies—for agencies and foundations.

Remote

I provide Hanover and its higher education clients with grant review, revision, and writing support, along with grantsmanship and agency-specific trainings. I have assisted clients in developing grants over a broad spectrum of innovation—from robotics and software to applied physics, medical devices, and biomedical technologies—for agencies and foundations.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

The services I offer through Adeptify, LLC encompass technical writing, grant preparation/editing, blogging, and copyediting, among others. I primarily specialize in assisting clients with preparing SBIR/STTR grant applications for the NSF, NIH, USDA, and DOE. I have edited articles for journal submission, written technical manuals for an up-and-coming.

Madison, Wisconsin

As a recruiter, I used my scientific expertise to fill client needs for temporary and permanent scientific professionals. I worked with a team of scientists to match science professionals from all career levels to positions in biotech, pharma, contract manufacturing, and contract research organizations. My work involved career counseling, coaching.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

I continued in the vein of translational cardiovascular research, using electrophysiological techniques to investigate excitation-contraction coupling. I was using a mouse model of a mutation that can cause fatal arrhythmias in children and otherwise healthy adults, with the aim of zeroing in on what happens at the cellular level to cause the arrhythmias.

Department Of Physiology

As a research assistant, I specialized in translational cardiac research: specifically, working with a scorpion toxin that can cross cell membranes to reach its target protein, the ryanodine receptor (an intracellular calcium channel implicated in cardiac arrhythmia). The aim of this research was to lay groundwork for a novel drug-delivery agent.

I was responsible for quality assurance and quality control for a wide range of microbiological tests to ensure compliance with United States Department of Agriculture and client methods. I analyzed food and other products for microbial contamination following standard operating procedures. I trained new employees in microbiological techniques and in.

Amarillo, Texas Area

I performed environmental and physical testing of solid and liquid waste samples to assess contaminant and pollutant content. The techniques I used included inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry; preparation, digestion, distillation, and extraction of sample materials; inorganic and wet chemistry analysis using ion chromatography, titration, and.

Canyon, TX

During my research assistantship at WTAMU, I worked with arachnologist David Sissom, studying scorpion taxonomy. My research involved going out in the field to collect scorpions and preservation and identification of specimens. While earning my Master's degree, I taught biology laboratories and published three papers (two of which were first author).

Phd, Physiology

Ms, Biology

Bachelor'S Degree, Biology/Biological Sciences, General