Albert L.

Senior Scientist @ Merck

About

Cancer biologist interested in building tools to understand how the immune system senses and surveils cancer. A full list of publications can be found here: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=l-YhWnoAAAAJ&hl=en

Country

United States

City

South San Francisco

Industry

Research

Skill

Research, Cell Biology, FlowJo, Mammalian Cell Culture, Immunology, Fluorescence Microscopy, Intravital Microscopy, PCR, qPCR, LaTeX, Matlab, C, PHP, MySQL, R, GraphPad Prism, Microsoft Office, Mathematica, Customer Service, Management

Experience

Senior Scientist

Merck

2025-3 - Present · 1 yr 7 mos

Research Fellow

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

2022-12 - 2024-11 · 2 yrs

New York, United States

Postdoctoral fellow in the Immunology Program. Area of focus: tissue-resident lymphocytes and functional genomics

Doctoral Student

Stanford University School of Medicine

2016-6 - 2022-6 · 6 yrs 1 mo

Stanford, California, United States

Completed Ph.D. in Cancer Biology. Area of focus: Cancer metabolism and epigenetics in breast cancer

Research Assistant

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

2015-2 - 2016-5 · 1 yr 4 mos

Greater Boston Area

Researcher in the Department of Cancer Immunology. Studied the role of Qa-1 restricted CD8 regulatory T cells in tumor immunity.

Research Assistant

Harvard Medical School

2014-2 - 2015-1 · 1 yr

Greater Boston Area

Researcher in the Department of Immunobiology and Microbiology. Projects include engineering immunity in primary lymphocytes to optimize vaccines and tumor immunotherapies, and investigating the patrolling behavior of terminally differentiated CD8+ T cells in mouse vasculature.

Research Assistant

RIKEN Research Center for Allergy and Immunology

2013-5 - 2013-8 · 4 mos

Researcher in the Laboratory for Immunogenetics. Investigated nociceptor development in a psoriasis mouse model.

Research Assistant

Stanford University School of Medicine

2011-5 - 2012-2 · 10 mos

Researcher in the Department of Urology. Characterized phenotype of a fluorescent reporter mouse line for backcrossing experiments into a prostate cancer mouse model.