Andrew Woodman
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LinkedIn User
Andrew is really easy to get along with and a very friendly and nice person. It was a pleasure to have him as a co-worker/colleague in the Lab at Penn State University for more than 4 years. Andrew always impressed me with his strong work ethics. He is remarkably detail-oriented, organized, and has very disciplined approach to his work. An outstanding mentor and role model for undergraduates and graduate students. Andrew directed multiple projects, wrote and obtained research grants. He would definitely be an asset to any organization.
Djoshkun (JOJO) Shengjuler, PhD
I have known Andrew for over six years at the time of writing. Andrew was a postdoc while I was still a graduate student within the same lab at the Pennsylvania State University. He is one of the most diligent and hard-working scientists I had the pleasure to work with. Andrew has great interpersonal skills and is an exceptional team player and mentor. He mentored many undergraduate and graduate students during his postdoc. Indeed, people working with him found his enthusiasm, creativity, and curiosity very inspiring. Andrew is also a prolific scientist and a great collaborator in large multifaceted projects. He forms strategic collaborations to achieve results. I have collaborated with Andrew and besides being an expert in his field, I find him to be very responsive and dependable. Therefore, Andrew has my utmost recommendation. Given the opportunity, I would work with him again.
LinkedIn User
Andrew is really easy to get along with and a very friendly and nice person. It was a pleasure to have him as a co-worker/colleague in the Lab at Penn State University for more than 4 years. Andrew always impressed me with his strong work ethics. He is remarkably detail-oriented, organized, and has very disciplined approach to his work. An outstanding mentor and role model for undergraduates and graduate students. Andrew directed multiple projects, wrote and obtained research grants. He would definitely be an asset to any organization.
Djoshkun (JOJO) Shengjuler, PhD
I have known Andrew for over six years at the time of writing. Andrew was a postdoc while I was still a graduate student within the same lab at the Pennsylvania State University. He is one of the most diligent and hard-working scientists I had the pleasure to work with. Andrew has great interpersonal skills and is an exceptional team player and mentor. He mentored many undergraduate and graduate students during his postdoc. Indeed, people working with him found his enthusiasm, creativity, and curiosity very inspiring. Andrew is also a prolific scientist and a great collaborator in large multifaceted projects. He forms strategic collaborations to achieve results. I have collaborated with Andrew and besides being an expert in his field, I find him to be very responsive and dependable. Therefore, Andrew has my utmost recommendation. Given the opportunity, I would work with him again.
LinkedIn User
Andrew is really easy to get along with and a very friendly and nice person. It was a pleasure to have him as a co-worker/colleague in the Lab at Penn State University for more than 4 years. Andrew always impressed me with his strong work ethics. He is remarkably detail-oriented, organized, and has very disciplined approach to his work. An outstanding mentor and role model for undergraduates and graduate students. Andrew directed multiple projects, wrote and obtained research grants. He would definitely be an asset to any organization.
Djoshkun (JOJO) Shengjuler, PhD
I have known Andrew for over six years at the time of writing. Andrew was a postdoc while I was still a graduate student within the same lab at the Pennsylvania State University. He is one of the most diligent and hard-working scientists I had the pleasure to work with. Andrew has great interpersonal skills and is an exceptional team player and mentor. He mentored many undergraduate and graduate students during his postdoc. Indeed, people working with him found his enthusiasm, creativity, and curiosity very inspiring. Andrew is also a prolific scientist and a great collaborator in large multifaceted projects. He forms strategic collaborations to achieve results. I have collaborated with Andrew and besides being an expert in his field, I find him to be very responsive and dependable. Therefore, Andrew has my utmost recommendation. Given the opportunity, I would work with him again.
LinkedIn User
Andrew is really easy to get along with and a very friendly and nice person. It was a pleasure to have him as a co-worker/colleague in the Lab at Penn State University for more than 4 years. Andrew always impressed me with his strong work ethics. He is remarkably detail-oriented, organized, and has very disciplined approach to his work. An outstanding mentor and role model for undergraduates and graduate students. Andrew directed multiple projects, wrote and obtained research grants. He would definitely be an asset to any organization.
Djoshkun (JOJO) Shengjuler, PhD
I have known Andrew for over six years at the time of writing. Andrew was a postdoc while I was still a graduate student within the same lab at the Pennsylvania State University. He is one of the most diligent and hard-working scientists I had the pleasure to work with. Andrew has great interpersonal skills and is an exceptional team player and mentor. He mentored many undergraduate and graduate students during his postdoc. Indeed, people working with him found his enthusiasm, creativity, and curiosity very inspiring. Andrew is also a prolific scientist and a great collaborator in large multifaceted projects. He forms strategic collaborations to achieve results. I have collaborated with Andrew and besides being an expert in his field, I find him to be very responsive and dependable. Therefore, Andrew has my utmost recommendation. Given the opportunity, I would work with him again.
Experience
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INDIGO Biosciences, INC
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United States
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Biotechnology Research
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1 - 100 Employee
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Scientist II
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Oct 2019 - Present
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Penn State University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow
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Aug 2015 - Oct 2019
Areas of research: Dissecting the mechanism of recombination in enteroviruses using novel cell based and cell free approaches; Development of non-recombinogenic attenuated vaccine candidates; Understanding the mutational landscape of specific poliovirus variants using next generation sequencing (CirSeq). Developed a human stem cell derived cardiomyocyte model for virus infection. Peer-reviewed publications and presentation of work at the annual American society of Virology meetings (2016-2019). Additional responsibilities: Mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students, setting specific lab based experiments and objectives to fulfil the requirements of our research group. Examples of techniques employed: Virology, cell culture, protein purification, molecular cloning, RNA handling, radioactivity assays, in vivo modelling, lentivirus construction and delivery, stem cell culture and differentiation. Show less
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University of Warwick
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United Kingdom
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Ph.D student
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Jun 2012 - Jul 2015
An investigation into the viral and host factors that influence recombination in enteroviruses, with Poliovirus being the model species. My work allowed me to author and co-author many peer reviewed publications. I was also chosen to present my research (offered papers) at international scientific meetings that included: The annual Society of General Microbiology conferences in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and the Europic conference held in Belgium I also gained experience in teaching by aiding and overseeing medium-term undergraduate laboratory classes. Additionally, I co-supervised final year undergraduate projects. Show less
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Ph.D training position, Frigerio Lab
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Oct 2011 - Apr 2012
Placement with Dr. Lorenzo Frigerio researching the influence of Reticulon isoforms on endoplasmic reticulum structure. The time spent in the Frigerio lab was part of a first year Ph.D training program. Vast experience was gained in PCR, RT-PCR, Western blotting and confocal microscopy. Placement with Dr. Lorenzo Frigerio researching the influence of Reticulon isoforms on endoplasmic reticulum structure. The time spent in the Frigerio lab was part of a first year Ph.D training program. Vast experience was gained in PCR, RT-PCR, Western blotting and confocal microscopy.
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Polestar
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United Kingdom
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Financial Services
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Printer
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Sep 1994 - Jun 2008
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Education
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2008 - 2011
University of Warwick
BSc, Microbiology and Virology -
1989 - 1994
Norton Hill School
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