Kim Dill-Mcfarland Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, United States

UWISDOM (U of Washington Informatics, Systems immunology, and Data Omics in Medicine) brings expertise in multi-omics, statistics, and machine learning to help researchers glean novel insights from their biological data. We offer assistance with experimental design, data analysis, and manuscript publication as well as training in bioinformatics.- Manage a portfolio of 10+ projects and 5+ bioinformaticians- Develop and maintain shared code base in R and python- Interface with the UW community to identify and fill bioinformatic needshttps://uwisdom.github.io/index.html

Seattle, Washington, United States

- Lead a team of bioinformaticians analyzing 'omics data across diverse research fields- Develop software (R packages) and reproducible workflows (snakemake, Rmarkdown)- Multi-omics and integrated data analyses

Seattle, Washington, United States

- Data cleaning, quality assessment, and statistical analyses of next-gen sequencing data sets including RNA-seq, WGS, ATAC-seq, methylation, and others- Support and mentor a growing team of bioinformaticians as well as post-docs and students in related groups

https://www.europadx.com/

https://seattlebiosoftware.com/

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Coordinate data science workshops for Ecosystem Services, Commercialization Platforms, and Entrepreneurship (ECOSCOPE)- Refine online content and act as primary webmasterFor more information: http://ecoscope.ubc.ca

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

- Direct Experiential Data Science for Undergraduate Cross-disciplinary Education (EDUCE) including a team of 3 teaching assistants- Design and implement data science curriculum in R/RStudio, command line tools, and cloud resources across 7 undergraduate courses- Promote open science and reproducible research through curriculum development and dissemination on GitHub (https://github.com/EDUCE-UBC)For more information: http://ecoscope.ubc.ca/program-structure/educe/

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

With Drs. Pamela Herd (Sociology) and Federico Rey (Bacteriology)- Investigated the relationship between the human gut microbiome and long-term behaviors using the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS, http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/wlsresearch/) - Applied multiple regression analyses with confounder and multiple comparison correction in R- Navigated large, longitudinal survey databases using R and Git

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Microbiology Doctoral Training program (MDTP) with Dr. Garret Suen (Bacteriology)- Thesis: Assessing the impact of diet on microbial succession, growth, and milk production in dairy cows- Designed and implemented amplicon sequence analysis pipelines in mothur and R on both local and remote resources- Collaborated effectively with diverse international researchers resulting in numerous publications as first, middle, or corresponding author- Communicated research to expert and general audiences through oral, poster, and writing mediums- Mentored high school, undergraduate, and graduate students

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Physiology of Microorganisms (MICRO526)- Taught guest lectures on microbial metabolism- Created summative assessment material- Completed grading and held office hours

- Completed content and copy editing of online textbooks in biology

- Completed content and copy editing of "end of chapter" questions and keys for online textbooks in general biology and chemistry as well as environmental science

Tacoma, Wa

- Provided in lab assistance, completed grading, and held office hours-- General Chemistry I (CHEM110)-- Integrated Chemical Principles and Analytical Chemistry (CHEM230)-- Organic Chemistry I and II (CHEM250/1)-- Unity of Life: cells, molecules, and systems (BIOL111)-- Genetics (BIOL311)

Tacoma, Wa

With Dr. Mark Martin at the University of Puget Sound- Investigated global regulation of maltose metabolism in Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus with particular focus on possible malA regulators.

Tacoma, Wa

With Dr. Mark Martin at the University of Puget Sound. - Investigated the roles of malF and malA in maltose metabolism in and the predatory lifestyle of Bdellovirbrio bacteriovorus.

Certificate, Project Management Professional

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Microbiology, 4.00

Bs, Molecular And Cellular Biology, 3.84

Minor in Mathematics