BIO 181 BIO 240- Genetics

Instructor for BIO 100 - Biology Concepts Instructor for BIO 107-Introduction to BiotechnologyInstructor for BIO 182-General Biology (Majors) II

Online Instructor for Bio 145 - Marine Biology

Researcher; Lab Manager; Compliance Officer; Mentor of undergrad research projects;Topics: Protist diversity, evolution, & symbiosis Methods used: • DNA extraction and purification from environmental samples or single cells• PCR; nested PCR; Gel electrophoresis • 18S and 16S Amplicon library preparation (Miseq 2X300 bp)• Cloning of single cells and environmental samples• DNA barcoding to identify and classify living things• Phylogenetic analysis• Population genetics• Microscopy (Inverted, SEM, Epifluorescence)• Bioinformatic and statistical analysis• Mentoring undergraduate and high school research projects• Good Laboratory Practice • Statistical Data Analysis• Testing• Standard Operating ProcedureResponsibilities:• Direct, monitor and participate in research activities including data collection, evaluation, and analysis for research projects and scientific publications• Conduct complex research work and independently review professional literature to design appropriate research methodologies, techniques and procedures. • Assist faculty researchers in the planning and designing of research projects, establishing priorities and recommending schedules, time tables and costs. • Assist faculty researchers in the preparation and writing of research proposals for new funding sources • Supervise activities of subordinates• Manage the collection, storage, and classification of hazardous materials• Mentor and train others in the development of research projects and collection of data • Perform administrative functions such as procurement of laboratory space, supplies and equipment; prioritizes and coordinates the use of laboratory space and equipment. • Prepare technical reports and presentationsFor more info http://gilliangile.com/

General Biology (BIO 181)Oceanography (BIO 325)Bacterial diversity/systemic spring 2013 (MIC470)

Topic: Determining the growth and grazing rates of pico-nanophytoplankton and their role in the carbon cycle of the Sargasso Sea. Methods: • Epifluorescence and inverted microscopy;• Dilution experiments; • QPCR; • 18s and 16s rDNA amplicon sequencing (454 pyrosequencing);• Basic bioinformatics skills to analysis sequencing data; • DGGE (degenerative gradient gel electrophoresis); • Chl-a extraction and quantification (fluorometer);Responsibilities:• Conducted complex statistical analyses for microbial research used in scientific publications• Developed and led independently different research projects • Gathered data collections• Mentored undergraduate, high school and graduate research projectsMore info: http://www.neuer.lab.asu.edu/

• Managed quality control • Developed scientific and technical material • Coordinated and executed submissions for market approvals in Asian countries• Trained and supervised pharmaceutical representatives• Prepared technical reports and presentations• Managed the design and follow-ups of small clinical trials