Jonathan Irish resumes & CV records
Resumes
Assistant Professor At Vanderbilt University
Position:
Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University, CSO & Co-founder at Cytobank Inc.
Location:
Nashville, Tennessee
Industry:
Research
Work:
Vanderbilt University
- Nashville, TN since Dec 2011
Assistant Professor Cytobank Inc. since Jan 2010
CSO & Co-founder Stanford University Apr 2009 - Nov 2011
Instructor Stanford University School of Medicine 1998 - Nov 2011
Scientist Independent Biotechnology Professional May 2007 - Apr 2009
Biotechnology Consultant Stanford University Apr 2004 - Apr 2009
Postdoctoral Fellow Stanford University Aug 1998 - Apr 2004
Cancer Biology Graduate Student Univesitet i Bergen Jul 2003 - Sep 2003
Visiting Scientist Stanford, Cancer Biology 241 Jul 2001 - Oct 2001
Graduate Student Instructor University of Michigan, Chemistry Jun 1996 - Jun 1998
Undergraduate Student Instructor
Assistant Professor Cytobank Inc. since Jan 2010
CSO & Co-founder Stanford University Apr 2009 - Nov 2011
Instructor Stanford University School of Medicine 1998 - Nov 2011
Scientist Independent Biotechnology Professional May 2007 - Apr 2009
Biotechnology Consultant Stanford University Apr 2004 - Apr 2009
Postdoctoral Fellow Stanford University Aug 1998 - Apr 2004
Cancer Biology Graduate Student Univesitet i Bergen Jul 2003 - Sep 2003
Visiting Scientist Stanford, Cancer Biology 241 Jul 2001 - Oct 2001
Graduate Student Instructor University of Michigan, Chemistry Jun 1996 - Jun 1998
Undergraduate Student Instructor
Education:
Stanford University 1998 - 2004
PhD, Cancer Biology University of Michigan 1994 - 1998
B.S., Biology; B.S., Biochemistry; B.S., Chem., Chemistry
PhD, Cancer Biology University of Michigan 1994 - 1998
B.S., Biology; B.S., Biochemistry; B.S., Chem., Chemistry
Skills:
Cancer Biology, Immunology, Cell Signaling, Computational Biology, Personalized Medicine, Human Subjects Research, Systems Biology, Primary Cells, Flow Cytometry, Mass Cytometry, Phospho-flow Cytometry, Software Development, Cell Biology, Translational Research, Signal Transduction, Genomics, Cell Culture
Interests:
Science, computer programming, artificial intelligence, technology, leadership, teaching and mentoring, metis (vs. bie), mythology, logic puzzles, animation
Honor & Awards:
K99/R00 Howard Temin Pathway to Independence Award in Cancer Research (NIH/NCI) (2009-current)
Fellow of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (2005-2008)
Keystone Symposia Scholarship (2005)
Immunology Training Award, Federation of Clinical Immunology Societies (2004)
Training Fellowship in Immunology, School of Medicine, Stanford (2004)
G.J. Lieberman Fellow, School of Medicine, Stanford (2003-2004)
Invited Visiting Medical Scientist Fellow, Univesitet i Bergen, Bergen, Norway (2003)
James H. Clark Stanford Graduate Fellow, Stanford (2000-2003)
Distinguished Student Leadership Award, University of Michigan (1998)
Honors Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Michigan (1996 & 1997)
Regents Alumni Scholar, University of Michigan (1997)
National Science Scholar (1994)