Staci Cohen
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Nael A. McCarty
This is written in reference to Dr. Staci Padove Cohen. Along with Dr. Julia Kubanek, I served as co-advisor for Dr. Cohen during her graduate work leading to the PhD. Although both Dr. Kubanek and I served in this role, Dr. Cohen spent the vast majority of her time in my lab environment. Dr. Cohen was a phenomenal graduate student. She took on a highly risky project, and did a stellar job with it; she was rewarded in the end with a "first-ever", since she identified the first co-receptor involved in chemical signaling that plays a role in chemical ecology. This required the application of a great many different approaches, including electrophysiology and lots of molecular and cellular biology approaches. Through this effort, Dr. Cohen showed that she is capable of tackling difficult projects, and overcoming huge odds to see the project through. I am pleased to give her a very strong recommendation.
Sarah Jackson
As an intern for the JCI, Staci edited manuscript abstracts and titles as well as writing press releases for JCI articles. I found that Staci has an excellent eye for detail, and her edits generally improved the flow and readability of the abstracts. In addition, her press releases were well-written, succinct, and accessible to a broad audience. I've enjoyed having Staci as part of the JCI intern program
Nael A. McCarty
This is written in reference to Dr. Staci Padove Cohen. Along with Dr. Julia Kubanek, I served as co-advisor for Dr. Cohen during her graduate work leading to the PhD. Although both Dr. Kubanek and I served in this role, Dr. Cohen spent the vast majority of her time in my lab environment. Dr. Cohen was a phenomenal graduate student. She took on a highly risky project, and did a stellar job with it; she was rewarded in the end with a "first-ever", since she identified the first co-receptor involved in chemical signaling that plays a role in chemical ecology. This required the application of a great many different approaches, including electrophysiology and lots of molecular and cellular biology approaches. Through this effort, Dr. Cohen showed that she is capable of tackling difficult projects, and overcoming huge odds to see the project through. I am pleased to give her a very strong recommendation.
Sarah Jackson
As an intern for the JCI, Staci edited manuscript abstracts and titles as well as writing press releases for JCI articles. I found that Staci has an excellent eye for detail, and her edits generally improved the flow and readability of the abstracts. In addition, her press releases were well-written, succinct, and accessible to a broad audience. I've enjoyed having Staci as part of the JCI intern program
Nael A. McCarty
This is written in reference to Dr. Staci Padove Cohen. Along with Dr. Julia Kubanek, I served as co-advisor for Dr. Cohen during her graduate work leading to the PhD. Although both Dr. Kubanek and I served in this role, Dr. Cohen spent the vast majority of her time in my lab environment. Dr. Cohen was a phenomenal graduate student. She took on a highly risky project, and did a stellar job with it; she was rewarded in the end with a "first-ever", since she identified the first co-receptor involved in chemical signaling that plays a role in chemical ecology. This required the application of a great many different approaches, including electrophysiology and lots of molecular and cellular biology approaches. Through this effort, Dr. Cohen showed that she is capable of tackling difficult projects, and overcoming huge odds to see the project through. I am pleased to give her a very strong recommendation.
Sarah Jackson
As an intern for the JCI, Staci edited manuscript abstracts and titles as well as writing press releases for JCI articles. I found that Staci has an excellent eye for detail, and her edits generally improved the flow and readability of the abstracts. In addition, her press releases were well-written, succinct, and accessible to a broad audience. I've enjoyed having Staci as part of the JCI intern program
Nael A. McCarty
This is written in reference to Dr. Staci Padove Cohen. Along with Dr. Julia Kubanek, I served as co-advisor for Dr. Cohen during her graduate work leading to the PhD. Although both Dr. Kubanek and I served in this role, Dr. Cohen spent the vast majority of her time in my lab environment. Dr. Cohen was a phenomenal graduate student. She took on a highly risky project, and did a stellar job with it; she was rewarded in the end with a "first-ever", since she identified the first co-receptor involved in chemical signaling that plays a role in chemical ecology. This required the application of a great many different approaches, including electrophysiology and lots of molecular and cellular biology approaches. Through this effort, Dr. Cohen showed that she is capable of tackling difficult projects, and overcoming huge odds to see the project through. I am pleased to give her a very strong recommendation.
Sarah Jackson
As an intern for the JCI, Staci edited manuscript abstracts and titles as well as writing press releases for JCI articles. I found that Staci has an excellent eye for detail, and her edits generally improved the flow and readability of the abstracts. In addition, her press releases were well-written, succinct, and accessible to a broad audience. I've enjoyed having Staci as part of the JCI intern program
Experience
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Parion Sciences
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United States
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Biotechnology Research
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1 - 100 Employee
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Project Manager, R&D
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Aug 2016 - Present
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Research and Development Scientist
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Mar 2013 - Aug 2016
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The Journal of Clinical Investigation
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United States
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Book and Periodical Publishing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Editorial Intern
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Mar 2012 - Jun 2013
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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NIH Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award Postdoctoral Fellow
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Apr 2009 - Mar 2013
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Innovation Technology and Marketing Intern, Office of Technology Development
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Aug 2010 - May 2011
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Graduate Research Assistant
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Aug 2003 - Mar 2009
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Emory University School of Medicine
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Specialist
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Jul 2000 - Aug 2003
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Emory University School of Medicine
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Undergraduate Student Researcher
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Jan 1998 - Dec 1998
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Education
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2003 - 2009
Georgia Institute of Technology
Ph.D., Biology -
1995 - 1999
Emory University
B.S., Biology
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