As a dedicated and accomplished Senior Scientist with over a decade of experience in scientific research and development, I specialize in biochemical and cell-based assay development. My career is marked by significant contributions to the advancement of drug discovery and therapeutic solutions, leveraging my extensive expertise in molecular biology, biochemistry, biophysics, and cell biology.Currently, at Spark Therapeutics, I have designed and implemented innovative automated platforms and high-throughput digital PCR systems that have significantly optimized our production processes and reduced bottlenecks. My leadership and mentoring have driven key projects to enhance AAV production, and I have shared our groundbreaking work through publications and presentations at international conferences.Previously, at The Rockefeller University, I developed critical biochemical assays for high-throughput screening, collaborated on hit-to-lead optimization, and served as a subject matter expert on advanced assay development and high-content screening platforms. My postdoctoral research at prestigious institutions like the University of Texas Health Science Center and Yale University has equipped me with profound insights into cancer biology, genetic engineering, and protein function analysis.I hold a Ph.D. in Oncology and Cancer Biology from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and have been recognized with several awards for my research presentations and academic excellence. My commitment to scientific excellence is further demonstrated by numerous peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.With a proven track record in managing cross-functional teams, developing and implementing cutting-edge technologies, and driving impactful research projects, I am passionate about continuing to contribute to the field of drug discovery. I am eager to connect with fellow professionals and explore opportunities to collaborate on innovative scientific endeavors.
Listed skills include Molecular Biology, Cell Culture, Biochemistry, Cancer Research, and 24 others.