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Graduate Coursework
MB 587: Biotechnology Industry Practicum III
MB 587: Biotechnology Industry Practicum III
Collaborative team projects that involve partnering with a FUJIFILM Biotechnologies and an NC State Principle Investigator, Dr. Elisa Crisci, to solve a biotechnology business problem.
Conducted market research and a scientific literature review on a product that provided a solution to an unmet biotechnology need.
Proposed a potential solution called Verobrew, a coffee filter product utilizing wastewater treatment technology that produces a low-caffeine brewed coffee product.
Market Research for Dr. Elisa Crisci's NanoString PRDC technology 🐷
Capstone Unmet Need Idea: Verobrew ☕
LR_FaithJeziroanski-Davis_presentation.pdf
MBA 585: Current Topics in Biosciences Management
MBA 585: Current Topics in Biosciences Management
Participated with a small team on multiple projects, including a semester long research paper analyzing FDA trends and their impact to the biotechnology industry.
Presented a case study on the impacts of external innovation strategies by biopharmaceutical company Merck.
Communicated final research topic via a 30 minute presentation.
Click the text below for Case Study Group Presentation Recording ⤵️
BCH 553: Biochemistry of Gene Expression
BCH 553: Biochemistry of Gene Expression
Advanced biochemistry course covering foundational genetics topics in comprehensive detail.
Completed a semester long research paper on the molecular mechanisms that drive preeclampsia in pregnant women.
Molecular Mechanisms of Preeclampsia Research Paper ⤵️
Research_Paper_MolecularMechsofPreeclampsia.pdfMB 585 & 586: Biotechnology Industry Practicum I & II
MB 585 & 586: Biotechnology Industry Practicum I & II
Collaborative team projects that involve partnering with a large and start up biotechnology company on a biotechnology business problem.
Conducted market research and scientific literature reviews with deliverables in the form of written executive summaries and slideshow presentations to key stakeholders.
Individually presented on two early stage biotechnology companies describing their target market, technology, and challenges faced.
ST 513: Statistics for Management and Social Sciences I
ST 513: Statistics for Management and Social Sciences I
Basic SAS coding techniques for analysis of large datasets.
Produced novel code to analyze data and interpreted the results via written reports, both individually and on a team.
Statistical concepts included ANOVA, hypothesis testing, Bayesian and Frequentist statistics, confidence intervals, and probability distributions.
Undergraduate Coursework
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BIT 410: Manipulation of Recombinant DNA + Lab
BIT 410: Manipulation of Recombinant DNA + Lab
General Molecular and Wet Lab Skills
Pipetting
Plating bacterial cultures
Bioinformatics tools (BLAST)
Mammalian cell culture
Gel electrophoresis
BCH 451: Principles of Biochemistry
BCH 451: Principles of Biochemistry
Foundational knowledge of biochemistry
MB 411: Medical Microbiology
MB 411: Medical Microbiology
Studied and discussed microbes that continue to heavily impact public health efforts.
Created a public health infographic detailing the signs and symptoms of rabies in a creative and engaging format. I placed 2nd in the class overall for most creative infographic.
MB 441: Immunology
MB 441: Immunology
Human immune system response to viral and bacterial diseases
Foundational knowledge of each immune system cell type including their structure and function
Other Relevant Undergraduate Coursework:
Other Relevant Undergraduate Coursework:
Organic Chemistry I & II + labs (CH 221, 222, 223, & 224)
General Microbiology + lab (MB 351 & 352)
Immunology (MB 441)
Introduction to Physical Chemistry (CH 331)
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (TOX 415)
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