Harris Krause, Phd Email & Phone Number

Madison, Wisconsin, Us

Irving, Texas, Us

• Developed relationships with KOL’s to lead collaborative investigator-initiated research bridging translational cancer research, precision oncology, and data science across a range of solid tumors and important biomarkers (dMMR/MSI-H, PDL1, HER2, TMB).• Served as Pathology and Neuroendocrine tumor lead for a customer-facing research consortium, strategizing and implementing engagement tactics and crafting compelling meeting content for a consortium comprising over 100 clinicians.• Led and facilitated over 20 internal evaluation sessions, presenting assessments of project feasibility for investigator-initiated research initiatives to senior medical affairs leadership. • Provided mentorship to junior team members, offering guidance throughout onboarding processes, delivering constructive feedback, and offering ongoing support.• Leveraged a comprehensive omics' database and real-world evidence to successfully identify clinically relevant oncology biomarkers, shaping the future of precision medicine.

Minneapolis And St. Paul, Minnesota, Us

• Led stakeholders to combine cutting edge, two-photon microscopy, imaging with a microfluidic workflow to develop/implement a platform for the automated imaging of breast cancer-tissue organoids.• Mentored graduate and undergraduate lab members, guiding project progression, offering constructive feedback, and fostering a culture of hypothesis-driven scientific inquiry.• Underwent specialized training in cancer biology within a prestigious cancer biology traineeship program, which included auditing graduate classes. Research focused on extracellular matrix interactions regulating breast cancer dormancy.

Madison, Wi, Us

• Served as a liaison between clinicians, clinician scientists, and engineers to synthesize input and construct clinically relevant models of ovarian cancer metastasis and chemoresistance, employing microfluidic technology to explore cell interpretation of extracellular signals driving disease progression.• Mentored nine students, including undergraduates and high school participants, in projects focused on growth factor presentation. This involved facilitating goal-setting, performance evaluation, and culminated in successful poster presentations and completion of undergraduate theses.• Developed and conducted laboratory safety trainings, assuming the role of lab safety officer and fostering communication among various safety and regulatory stakeholders within UW-Madison.• Played a pivotal role in cultivating a positive lab culture within a 15-person team, spearheading lab member onboarding, teaching complex laboratory techniques, and effectively communicating expectations.

Madison, Wi, Us

Was the TA for BME 320, Introduction to Transport Phenomena. Lead twice weekly office hours where I reviewed concepts and answered questions on homework and exams. Assisted in writing and grading exams.

Gainesville, Florida, Us

• Secured a competitive fellowship to quantify how ECM composition influences cell motility through time-lapse fluorescent microscopy. Presented findings to stakeholders through a poster presentation. • Provided mentorship to junior lab members, focusing on safety protocols and laboratory techniques.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biomedical/Medical Engineering

Master'S Degree, Biomedical/Medical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Chemical Engineering