Thomas Reyes Email & Phone Number

Norwood, MA, US

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Streamlining digital enterprise instrumentation systems at Moderna, involved in designing, deploying, and managing lab systems that bolster Quality Control laboratories and seamlessly integrate with our Digital platforms.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Supporting the delivery and administration of laboratory systems. Assist in troubleshooting issues with the systems, update configuration and assist with deployment of systems, participate in generating and maintaining necessary supporting applications, documents, and procedure.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Serve as the point person in QC for all equipment inquiries and relay to appropriate vendorsonsite and externally. Perform as-needed non-invasive Preventative Maintenance on UHPLC systems such as changing capillaries, flow-cells, needles, needle seats as well as perform basic troubleshooting to the instruments as required. Participate in Instrument.

Billingham, GB

Work independently, and with colleagues, to provide expertise and assistance for the design, development, standardization and maintenance of an operational biotechnology utilized in the manufacture of a variety of gene therapy, protein, and other types of drug substances. Subject matter expert on core manufacturing and operational technologies for the.

Billingham, GB

Work directly with viral purification (either whole particle or split particle), continuous flow centrifuge operation, and sucrose gradient separation, techniques for filtration and chromatographic separation (i.e. column chromatography and HPLC) and viral inactivation.

College Station, TX, US

Research assistant for the Texas A&M chemistry department. Worked with Dr. James Batteas on surface analysis of nanostructures. Utilized Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), UV-vis, IR spectroscopy (KBr and ATR), and Raman spectroscopy.

Huntsville, AL, US

Supervised and taught general, organic, and quantitative analysis chemistry labs.

Huntsville, AL, US

Chemistry Stockroom worker that prepared and maintained chemicals for chemistry labs at UAH.

Huntsville, AL, US

Worked with Dr. Carmen Scholz on the conversion of glycerol to butanol using anaerobic bacteria. Utilized HPLC and glove cell production analysis. Previously work with Dr. Enrique Jackson on the thermal conductivity of carbon nano tube polymers.

College Station, TX, US

Summer REU with Texas A&M Chemistry Department. Worked with Dr. James Batteas on The Surface Analysis of TCPP Nanostructures.

US

Summer REU with The University of Tennessee Chemistry Department. Worked with Dr. Mark Dadmun on increasing the interfacial adhesion of fused deposition modeling of polymers.