John Bladon Email & Phone Number

Brookline, MA, US

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Design, manage, and execute in vivo pharmacology studies for Gene Therapy drug candidates- Develop and validate novel animal models and functional assays for testing Gene Therapies- Designs PK/DM, PD, efficacy, candidate screens, MOA studies in rodent models- Involved in neuro, immune, ophthalmic, and pulmonology indications.- Advances platform.

Waltham, MA

I managed a multiproject program examining Fragile X in a transgenic rat model in the Jadhav lab. In one arm of this program, we studied social development in young animals via ultrasonic vocalization trajectories. Our second arm used high density (~64 tetrode) in-vivo electrophysiology in behaving adult rats to investigate the neural underpinnings of 1.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

In-vivo electrophysiologist managing a team working on a variety of in-vivo neural recording and optogenetic stimulation projects.

Boston, MA

I studied the neural basis of learning and memory using in-vivo electrophysiology and optogenetics in freely behaving rodents. During my degree I managed over a dozen undergraduate researchers and published multiple manuscripts under multiple principals.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

-Used FACS and MACS technology to select for specific neuronal cell types-Developed a cell-culture based assay for early candidate screens-Participated in strategic meetings for neurodegenerative disease

Bioengineering Institute

Planned and executed an independent project validating small molecule retinal prosthesis using patch-clamp electrophysiology, cell culture, chemical synthesis, surface chemistry, electrochemistry, and spectral analyses

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Neuroscience

Master'S Degree, Anatomy And Neurobiology

Activities and Societies: Sigma XI, AAA, AAAS, Society for NeuroscienceThesis, "The medial and lateral entorhinal cortices of the rat.

Bachelor'S Degree, Neuroscience

Activities and Societies: Sigma XiSenior thesis,"Locating and profiling cells within the CNS of H. trivolvis that have processes through.