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- Effectuated research project from the ground-up implementing novel end-to-end processes and procedures investigating e-cigarette vapor toxicity at a mechanistic level- Designed, engineered, and constructed in vivo and in vitro exposure apparatuses that directly delivered highly controlled amounts of e-cigarette aerosol to mice and liquid culture cells- Developed a custom, tightly controlled, e-liquid formulation based on reverse engineering of commercially available products through application of gas chromatography- Proficient in the use of advanced instrumentation including flow cytometer, confocal immunofluorescence microscope, trans-epithelial electrical resistance, and Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing System- Experience working in the highly regulated environment of mouse models - Trained in the appropriate practices and documentation around use of controlled substances- Adept in technical writing with emphasis on grant applications throughout doctoral program- Fulfilled peer review duties for manuscripts submitted for publication

- Volunteered part-time while an undergrad in Gregory Lesinski's laboratory at The Ohio State University- Responsible for facilitating generation of disease in a mouse model of pancreatitis through the intraperitoneal injection of caerulein- Evaluated viability of pancreatic stellate cells in vitro in response to potential pancreatitis therapeutics

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Pathobiology

Genetics, Pre-Medicine, And Chemistry Minor

Elizabeth Cass-Wills Award 2015 Robert D. Wells Science Scholar Award 2013