Natalie Bir Email & Phone Number

Columbus, OH, US

Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area

I work closely with senior leadership within the Biorepository to manage multiple medium to large complex projects. I am responsible for initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and closing the projects. I assist with strategic planning and implementation of activities and other group functions. I also work with large data models to aid in.

Columbus, Ohio, United States

I was responsible for providing support to various members within the Biopathology Center (BPC) at Nationwide Children's Hospital. I managed large data sets for reporting to sponsors, monitoring internal processes, quality control review/assessment, invoicing and assessing resource allocation for sponsored projects and contracts. I assisted in the.

Columbus, Ohio

Many types of samples/projects flow through the Institute for Genomic Medicine (IGM). One of my roles is to increase our automation efforts related to Next Generation Sequencing, Clinical Molecular Testing, and Nucleic Acid Extractions. I test and develop protocols to be integrated into a CAP/CLIA environment. I work closely with multiple groups to aid in.

Columbus, Ohio

Researchers would submit samples to our lab for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS). I prepared over 2,000 samples of RNAseq, exome, whole genome, and 10X genomics libraries and loaded the samples on various sequencing platforms. I developed a sample management system to aid in organizing and storing all the samples. Protocols were written to establish a.

Columbus, Ohio

I worked for two departments in this role; the Clinical Molecular Genetics Lab (MGL) and the Biospecimen Core Resource (BCR). Within the MGL lab I performed testing for Cystic Fibrosis, Prader-Willi, thrombophilia mutations, bone marrow transplant patients for donor matching, and Connexin 26/30 mutations.Aside from these tests, I worked on The Cancer.

Working in the Center for Molecular and Human Genetics, my research was focused on the gene Nsdhl which is a gene involved in cholesterol biosynthesis. My main role was creating an Nsdhl conditional knock-out mouse model using the Cre-LoxP system. Once the mouse line was created we were able to cross it with cre-expressed lines with genes expressed in the.

Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area

I am proud to sit on this board and volunteer my time in hopes that money raised will aid in finding a cure for brain cancer one day! I joined Great Minds to help those impacted by Brain Cancer. We organize about 3-4 fundraising events per year and raise money for a research fund at The Ohio State University James Cancer Center.

Working for The Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering (LORRE) was a work-study program I was a part of at Purdue University for 3 school years. This gave me exposure to laboratory management, by dealing with ordering supplies, prepping laboratory equipment/reagents for senior researchers, and inventorying equipment. In the later part of my time.

Summer job - Animal Industry Central Receiving Department. I organized the incoming specimens that arrived and entered them into the database for testing specified by the sender. Test results were delivered to veterinarians around Ohio.

Summer job - Laboratory on campus emphasizing on Neurotrophin mechanism in chronic pain propagation. My role here was helping the senior researchers with DNA isolation, Laser Capture Microscopy (LCM), and running timed experiments examining pain propagation.