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Ian Driver Location
Detroit, MI, US
Ian Driver Work
2019 -now Head of Bioinformatics @
2017 -2019 Scientist @
2014 -2017 Postdoctoral Fellow @ UCSF
2007 -2013 Ph.D. Candidate @
2008 -2010 Tech Ventures Fellow @
2005 -2007 Cell Biologist @
2004 -2005 Independent Researcher @ Wittrup Lab MIT
2004 -2004 Researcher @
2003 -2004 Research assistant @
2002 -2002 Summer Internship @
Ian Driver Education
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ph.D. Cellular (Molecular, Structural and Genetic Studies)
2007-2013
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
SB (Chemical Engineering)
2001-2005
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science (BS) (Biology)
2001-2005
Owensboro High School 1997-2001
Ian Driver Skills
Laboratory
Computational Biology
FACS analysis
R
Cell Biology
Biology
Western Blotting
Genomics
Matlab
Transcriptomics
Cell Signaling
Data Analysis
Assay Development
Large Scale Data Analysis
Immunology
Life Sciences
Cell Culture
Polymerase Chain Reaction Pcr
NGS
RNAseq
Digital Imaging
Molecular Biology
Oncology
Bioinformatics
Immunohistochemistry
Sequencing
Mammalian Cell Culture
FACS
Cancer
Sequence Analysis
Python
Protein Expression
Molecular Cloning
Genetics
Biochemistry
Science
Research
Fluorescence Microscopy
Statistics
Imaging
Tissue Culture
Stem Cells
Polymerase Chain Reaction
Ian Driver Summary
Ian Driver, based in Detroit, MI, US, is currently a Head of Bioinformatics at Gordian Biotechnology. Ian Driver brings experience from previous roles at Amgen, UCSF, Columbia University Medical Center and Columbia Technology Ventures. Ian Driver holds a 2007 - 2013 Ph.D. Cellular in Molecular, Structural and Genetic Studies @ Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. With a robust skill set that includes Laboratory, Computational Biology, FACS analysis, R, Cell Biology and more. Ian Driver has 2 emails and 1 mobile phone numbers on RocketReach.
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