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Hi, I’m
Noah Gurley
Research Assistant
Chapel Hill,NC
Summary
Detail-oriented Research Assistant with expertise in Drosophila stock maintenance, immunohistochemical staining, and general laboratory techniques. Exemplary history of organization and efficiency in academic lab settings.
Overview
4
years of professional experience
4
years of post-secondary education
3
Languages
Work History
Peifer LabChapel Hill, NC
Laboratory Manager/Technician
12.2021 - Current
Job overview
- Research objective: define how the various functional domains of Cno distinctly contribute to its cellular localization and role as a sca olding protein
Peifer LabChapel Hill, NC
Undergraduate Research Assistant
08.2019 - 05.2021
Job overview
- Research objective: define how the various functional domains of Cno distinctly contribute to its cellular localization and role as a sca olding protein
Starbucks, BaristaChapel Hill, NC
06.2019 - 05.2021
Job overview
- Duties included taking orders from customers, crafting beverages, washing dishes, and various other cleaning-related tasks.
Education
University of North Carolina At Chapel HillChapel Hill, NC
Bachelor of Science from Quantitative Biology And Neuroscience
08.2017 - 12.2021
University Overview
- Graduated with Distinction (GPA of 3.52/4.00)
- Relevant Coursework Completed: [Subject] & [Subject]
Great Bridge High SchoolChesapeake, VA
Advanced Diploma
09.2014 - 06.2017
University Overview
- Recognized as class salutatorian (GPA of 4.96/4.00)
Skills
Laboratory procedures
Specimen handling
Specimen collection
Microsoft Excel proficiency
Documentation expertise
Hazardous waste disposal
Solution preparation
Electron microscopes
Accomplishments
- Presented research on the influence of Rap1 in regulating apicobasal polarity via mediation of the temporal and spatial expression patterns of Canoe in December 2019.
- Delivered poster presentation on the role of Canoe in modulating coordinated cell movement and epithelial integrity in the developing Drosphila embryo in November 2020.
- Earned recognition in a recent Journal of Cell Biology publication: Kia Z. Perez-Vale, Kristi D. Yow, Ruth I. Johnson, Amy E. Byrnes, Tara M. Finegan, Kevin C. Slep, Mark Peifer. 2021. Multivalent interactions make adherens junction–cytoskeletal linkage robust during morphogenesis. J Cell Biol. doi: 10.1083/jcb.202104087.
Software
Microsoft Office
Zen
Adobe Photoshop
SnapGene
Python
Timeline
Laboratory Manager/Technician
Peifer Lab
12.2021 - Current
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Peifer Lab
08.2019 - 05.2021
Starbucks, Barista
06.2019 - 05.2021
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Bachelor of Science from Quantitative Biology And Neuroscience
08.2017 - 12.2021
Great Bridge High School
Advanced Diploma
09.2014 - 06.2017