ADITYA BHATTACHARJI

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Employment Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, PA

Researcher 2003 – 2010

• Managed a lab and pursued a research project on the molecular determinants of intoxication

• Communicated findings via written and oral progress reports, journal clubs, and publications

• Mentored incoming researchers at the undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral levels

• Maintained accountability in the form of ethical research conduct and written data logs

• Implemented analytical skills and problem-solving techniques on a consistent basis

• Collaborated over competitive grant renewals for the National Institutes of Health

• Edited preliminary exams, thesis proposals, manuscripts, and grant applications

• Gained experience with biological, chemical, and radiological agents

• Handled time-sensitive documents, accounts, and experiments

• Performed effectively both autonomously and as part of teams

• Developed a tenacious and flexible approach to productivity

Monell Chemical Senses Center Philadelphia, PA

Summer Intern 2002

• Responded to an ecological emergency by setting up and reporting from a research outfit that

explored behavioral stimulants in catfish

• Surveyed literature and developed a research plan appropriate for the internship

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

Residential Counselor 2002

• Selected as one of twelve counselors to run a university-sponsored summer program

• Supervised, evaluated, and provided academic guidance for thirty high school students

Education Georgetown University Washington, DC

M.S., Biohazardous Threat Agents and Emerging Infectious Diseases - Biodefense 2011

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

B.A., Biology 2003

Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, PA

Select M.S. courses, Pharmacology 2003-2010

Publications Bhattacharji A., Klett N., Go R.C., Covarrubias M. Inhalational anesthetics and n-alcohols share a site of action in the neuronal Shaw2 Kv channel. Brit J Phar, Apr 2010.

Eckenhoff R., Xi J., Shimaoka M., Bhattacharji A., Covarrubias M., Dailey W. Azi-isoflurane, a Photolabel Analog of the Commonly Used Inhaled General Anesthetic Isoflurane. ACS Chem Neurosci, Oct 2009.

Covarrubias M., Bhattacharji A., De Santiago-Castillo JA., Dougherty K., Kaulin YA., Na-Phuket TR., Wang G. The Neuronal Kv4 Complex. Neurochem Res, Aug 2008.

Bhattacharji A., Kaplan B., Harris T., Qu X., Germann M.W., Covarrubias M. The Concerted Contribution of the S4-S5 Linker and the S6 Segment to the Modulation of a Kv Channel by 1-Alkanols. Mol Pharm, Nov 2006.

Covarrubias M., Bhattacharji A., Kaplan B., Harris T., Germann M.W. Alcohol and anesthetic action at the gate of a voltage-gated K+ channel. In Basic and Systemic Mechanisms of Anesthesia (Mashimo, T., Ogli, K. & Uchida I. ed.). International Congress Series 1283, Elsevier, The Netherlands, pp. 55-60, 2005.

Additional Language

Spanish proficiency – member Spanish National Honor Society (1999)

Conversational Bengali

Conversational Hindi

Travel

South America, Europe, Asia

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