Corrina Lucini

Senior Scientist @ Beam Therapeutics

About

Bioengineer working in Lentiviral Vector Process Development at bluebird bio

Country

United States

City

East Bridgewater

Industry

Biotechnology

Skill

Mammalian Cell Culture, Sterile Technique, C++, Matlab, Bacterial Cell Culture, PCR, Microscopy, Microsoft Office, Laboratory, Aseptic Technique, Cell Culture, Public Speaking

Experience

Senior Scientist

Beam Therapeutics

2025-8 - Present · 1 yr 2 mos

Principal Research Associate

Beam Therapeutics

2021-3 - 2026-2 · 5 yrs

Scientist

Beam Therapeutics

2022-1 - 2023-9 · 1 yr 9 mos

Sr. Associate Scientist

bluebird bio

2017-7 - 2021-3 · 3 yrs 9 mos

Engineer

Bristol Myers Squibb

2014-8 - 2017-7 · 3 yrs

Engineer working on development and improvement of the manufacturing process for an immunotherapy cancer drug. Involves the design and execution of mammalian cell bioreactor experiments.

Independent Researcher

Lehigh University

2014-1 - 2014-8 · 8 mos

Designed and began prototyping of a Vitamin A biosensor

Intern

Cerora Inc

2013-6 - 2013-12 · 7 mos

Summer intern currently completing projects in: -Design of voice recognition software for concussion analysis -Designing concussion data analysis software -Performing EEG concussion analysis studies -Quality Control and Quality assurance of collection of concussion data

Lab Assistant

Lehigh University Neural Engineering Lab

2012-9 - 2013-5 · 9 mos

Lehigh University

Lab involved in drug research for post-traumatic epilepsy through determination of the downstream effects of IGF-1. Studies are done to inhibit the mTOR cascade and prevent epileptogenesis. Duties involve microscopy and analysis of neural cells Research contributions published in The Journal of Neuroscience “PI3K-Akt signaling activates mTOR-mediated epileptogenesis in organotypic hippocampal culture model of posttraumatic epilepsy”

Student Researcher

Lehigh University Biostructural Mechanics Lab

2012-8 - 2012-12 · 5 mos

Lehigh University

Worked with a partner to design and perform an experiment exploring the mechanisms by which Neuropilin 2 contributes to cell migration processes and tumor generation. Neuropilin 2 is a potential cancer drug target.

Intern

The Nealson Microbial Fuel Cell Lab

2012-6 - 2012-8 · 3 mos

University of Southern California

Worked on a project designing effective microbial fuel cells to reduce toxic selenate to precipitate elemental selenium. Applications are detoxification of water supplies, as well as electricity production.