Jessica Kim
About
Jessica Kim is from Huntsville, Alabama, United States. Jessica works in the following industries: "Research Services". Jessica is currently Scientist II at Celsion Corporation. In Jessica's previous role as a Science Writer at The Written Science, LLC, Jessica worked in until May 2021. Prior to joining The Written Science, LLC, Jessica was a Ph.D student at Boston University and held the position of Ph.D student. Prior to that, Jessica was a Undergraduate Research Assistant at Vanderbilt University, based in Greater Nashville Area, TN from Mar 2010 to May 2013.
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Jessica Kim's current jobs
• Provide scientific guidance and technical expertise for biological assessment of DNA vaccines. • Develop in vitro assays (e.g. immunoassay, ELISA, FACS, ELISPOT, competition assay, neutralizing antibody assay) for IgG evaluation and T-cells analysis.
Jessica Kim's past jobs
• Conduct research and write content for clients about a range of biomedical research and public health topics • Plan, write, and edit manuscripts and journal articles to clearly convey impact of scientific results • Provide consultation and technical expertise to research groups about scientific papers
Designed and implemented experiments for Ph.D. dissertation by creating a 5-year timeline to efficiently complete objectives. Collected, analyzed, and managed data from experiments. Reviewed and optimized protocol for 3D spheroid formation and method for embedding spheroids into a 3D collagen matrix. Interpreted biological concept of organ clearing to develop and optimize protocol for imaging of cleared 3D spheroids within a collagen matrix. Mentored 5 postdocs and graduate students on protocols. Primary authored and edited scientific manuscripts for publication to peer-reviewed journals. Presented research findings at conferences and seminars to scientific and non-scientific audiences of varying size. Wrote seminar and conference abstracts to contain most critical results in an engaging manner. Wrote and prepared grant applications including the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Research Project Cooperative Agreement (U01) and Research Project Grant Program (R01). Designed research figures and diagrams for use in scientific manuscripts and presentations. Collaborated with research groups within Boston University and at different external academic institutions to achieve scientific goals. Implemented lab maintenance and lab tasks system to improve organization and product inventory records in laboratory with over 15 graduate and undergraduate students.
Characterized effect of fluid flow, shear, and endothelial growth factors on phenotype of mesenchymal stem cells. Designed and fabricated a PDMS microfluidic device and used a syringe pump to control fluid flow rate. Collected and analyzed data for graduate mentor's research and for independent research project. Led Senior Design Team consisting of diverse group of biomedical and mechanical engineers to develop new ideas on safer car seat system. Guided consensus on innovative design and function of the KidSense smart car seat system. Strategically evaluated market size, risk assessment, and demand for novel senior design product and developed timeline for efficient project completion. Filed provisional patent on KidSense smart car seat system. Presented independent research and senior design project to general and scientific audiences.