Pang-ning (Bonnie) Teng
Science
Reston,VA
Summary
Dynamic PhD scientist with over 20 years of biological research experience specializing in tumor microenvironment, cancer progression, biomarkers and therapeutic targets. I've authored peer-reviewed articles and presented at international scientific conferences. Passionate about project planning, communication, and mentoring, I'm dedicated to advancing knowledge in oncology, biomedical sciences and improving patient lives.
Overview
15
15
years of professional experience
Work History
Staff Scientist
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF)
2016.04 - Current
- Spearhead research projects focused on tumor microenvironment, therapeutic target discovery via proteomic analysis and validation of therapeutic candidates
- Collaborate with clinicians, scientist and industry to advance program research goals
- Lead cross-functional project meetings with cell and molecular biology, bioinformatics, histopathology and proteomic groups and external collaborators
- Author manuscripts for peer-reviewed publication and presentation at international conferences
Post Doctoral Research Fellow
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF)
2010.12 - 2015.07
- Drove research projects related to testing effects of ATR and ATM inhibitors in gynecologic cancer
- Discovered biomarker and validated from cancer cell lines and secretomes
- Demonstrated adaptability by learning new techniques quickly when required for specific experiments or analyses
- Leveraged interpersonal and communication skills to mentor fellows, scientists and students
Post Doctoral Research Fellow
University of Pittsburgh
2009.07 - 2010.11
- Conducted thorough literature reviews to stay current on industry trends and inform experimental design strategies
- Investigated biomarker discovery from clear cell renal carcinoma (RCC) mass spectrometry
- Validated a panel of seven biomarkers by immunohistochemistry, western blot and multiple reaction monitoring (MRM)-MS in tissue, tissue interstitial fluid (TIF) and serum from RCC patients.
Education
Ph.D - Bioengineering
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA2009
M.S. - Bioengineering
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA2003
B.S. - Biomedical Engineering
Washington University At St. Louis
St. Louis, MO2001
Skills
- Power Point Presentation
- Scientific Writing
- Tissue Culture and Biological Assays
- Data Analysis and Research Methods
- Experimental Design Expertise
- Teaching and Mentoring
More about Bonnie
I am outgoing and personable. I love helping people, including others and organize lab get togethers. I am diligent and dedicated when it comes to work but I like to have fun too! Things I love besides research include interior decorating to incorporate different design styles, playing classical piano and experimenting with baking breads and sweets. I was born in Taiwan and is a US citizen. I would love to hear from you!
Languages
Chinese (Mandarin)
Native or Bilingual
English
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Staff Scientist
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF)
2016.04 - Current
Post Doctoral Research Fellow
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF)
2010.12 - 2015.07
Post Doctoral Research Fellow
University of Pittsburgh
2009.07 - 2010.11
Ph.D - Bioengineering
University of Pittsburgh
M.S. - Bioengineering
University of Pittsburgh
B.S. - Biomedical Engineering
Washington University At St. Louis
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