Dr. Molly Sheehan is biophysicist specializing in protein engineering, purification and characterization who has worked on diverse scientific projects pushing the boundaries of what can be functionally expressed in recombinant systems. She has worked on mitochondrial stress models, blood substitutes, and new probes for tracking cancer therapies amongst other research targets. Molly has expertise in a wide range of analytical techniques, including molecular assays, optical and magnetic resonant techniques. She has pioneered new methods and use cases for spectroscopic imaging and is highly adaptable to learning new technologies. Additionally, Molly has experience improving protein yield and stability across a variety of systems, applying cellular understanding to protein engineering to improve the robustness of recombinant systems.

Veterinarian in biomedical research. The lab I operate in is interested in developing novel strategies in interventional radiology aimed at improving outcomes in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma.

My experience and skills range from in vitro to in vivo procedures, as well as small animal clinical veterinary medicine and surgery. I'm excited to bring my clinical training and expertise back into a translational research setting. Remember to thank your research animals!