Homemade in Metuchen, NJ
In my proposal I show how the Universal Robot UR5e would be well suited to perform a delicate, repetitive, and time consuming process used in cell manufacturing laboratories.
Check it out! A group of chemists from University of Liverpool published in Nature (July 8, 2020) about how they used a similar robot assistant to perform time consuming and repetitive aspects their research. Link to Inverse pop-sci article.
New Brunswick, NJ
Brought on for my expertise and technical skill in pooled batch expansion and cryopreservation of adherent cell culture manufacturing. Specializing in Cancer Cell Bio-banking.
Athens, OH
Worked as an expert consultant for a number of genetic and microbiologic projects. Including, developing novel bacterial strains that can help make medicine, safely clean up the environment, and even help cancer patients.