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Current address
Institute for Systems Biology
1441 North 34th St.
SeattleUnited States
1441 North 34th St.
SeattleUnited States
Education
PhD Biochem and Molecular Biology
University of California at Santa Barbara
1976 — 1982
University of California at Santa Barbara
1976 — 1982
Post Doc
Immunex Corp
1982 — 1984
Immunex Corp
1982 — 1984
Experience
Sr. Scientist, Director of Technology Development, Hoodlab Lab Manager
Institute for Systems Biology
2000 — 2002
Institute for Systems Biology
2000 — 2002
Sr. Scientist, Hoodlab Lab Manager.
University of Washington, Department of Molecular Biotechnology
1996 — 2000
University of Washington, Department of Molecular Biotechnology
1996 — 2000
Asst. Professor
Brown University School of Medicine
1987 — 1995
Brown University School of Medicine
1987 — 1995
Skills
- Molecular biology and biochem
- Cell Biology
- Robotics and Automation
- Perl, HTML, SQL, shell scripts
- R, Matlab (novice)
Activities
- Reading and learning
- Keeping up on the Lit in Molec Endo, Neuroendo, Theoretical Biol., High throughput discovery techniques
References
The next three pubs on the ink-jet arrayer and wave-guide detector will be the best.
Other
I have the best job and the best wife and the best dog and cat. What more can one ask.
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