Will McHargue
Laboratory Technician at Donald Danforth Plant Science Center- Claim this Profile
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Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
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United States
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Biotechnology Research
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300 - 400 Employee
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Laboratory Technician
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Nov 2016 - Present
Saint Louis, Missouri
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Agrela Ecosystems
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United States
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Environmental Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Engineer
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Dec 2017 - Present
Greater St. Louis Area Development and management of circuit, sensor, and systems engineering.
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Field Engineer/Research Assistant
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Jun 2016 - Jul 2016
Bahamas • Ensured the proper function of sensitive electronics, specifically a thermal camera. • Collected lizard behavioral and physiological data.
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ImpeDx Diagnostics
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Medical Equipment Manufacturing
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R&D Engineer
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Oct 2015 - Jun 2016
Kansas City, Missouri • Assisted in the general design and development of a rapid blood culture system designed to more quickly detect blood-born infections which lead to sepsis. • Wrote computer programs to automate data collection and curve-fitting data analysis with a MATLAB graphical user interface (GUI). Also worked to seamlessly integrate real-time data collection in processing. • Designed printed circuit boards (PCBs) for signal low-capacitance multiplexing. • Generated… Show more • Assisted in the general design and development of a rapid blood culture system designed to more quickly detect blood-born infections which lead to sepsis. • Wrote computer programs to automate data collection and curve-fitting data analysis with a MATLAB graphical user interface (GUI). Also worked to seamlessly integrate real-time data collection in processing. • Designed printed circuit boards (PCBs) for signal low-capacitance multiplexing. • Generated three-dimensional models of parts for printing. Show less
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University of Missouri
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Undergraduate Researcher: Ricardo Holdo Laboratory
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Oct 2014 - Jun 2016
University of Missouri, Columbia • Worked to develop tools and test methods for the quantification of plant transpiration using thermal collected via thermal cameras and infrared radiometers.Placed third in a poster presentation contest for my presentation detailing the results from this work. • Automated systems for data collection and high throughput data analysis using various programming languages, microcontrollers such as Arduinos, and computing systems such as Raspberry Pis. • Designed and ordered printed… Show more • Worked to develop tools and test methods for the quantification of plant transpiration using thermal collected via thermal cameras and infrared radiometers.Placed third in a poster presentation contest for my presentation detailing the results from this work. • Automated systems for data collection and high throughput data analysis using various programming languages, microcontrollers such as Arduinos, and computing systems such as Raspberry Pis. • Designed and ordered printed circuit boards (PCBs) and assembled the circuitry for a large scale deployment of sensors which were subsequently taken to the African Serengeti to collect temperature, soil moisture, and solar radiance data. • Independently developed a novel method for analyzing plant water sap-flow using only a high definition camera recording subtle changes in the plant stem diameter.
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Math-Based Science Tutor
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Sep 2014 - May 2015
University of Missouri Student Help center • At this position I helped struggling students in their chemistry and physics coursework
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Research Intern
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May 2015 - Aug 2015
975 N Warson Rd, St. Louis, MO 63132 • Worked as a research intern in the Doug Allen Laboratory at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. where I was responsible for conducting my own research project in which I investigated soybean carbon assimilation metabolic pathways. • Developed more efficient GUI pipelines for data processing using MATLAB programming. • At the end of the internship, I gave a 20 minute talk on my work and scientific conclusions at a symposium.
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Education
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University of Missouri-Columbia
Bachelor of Science, Biological Engineering (Biomedical and Biophotonics Emphases) -
De Smet Jesuit High School