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Santa Clara, CA
Posted:
June 24, 2017

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Gongbo Wang

Molecular Microbiologist, biochemical assay and in vitro diagnostics product developer with Design of Experiment and Six Sigma skills (proficient user of SAS and Minitab).

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Santa Clara, CA 95051

[Do not need work visa or immigration paperwork.]

Cell: 669-***-****

Email: ac0zk9@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Manager of Microbiology R&D

Biomerieux

Shanghai, China 06/2016 – 03/2017

Develop new products: antimicrobial susceptibility, bacterial identification

Conduct competitive studies

Plan and expand R&D capability/facility

Execute collaborative research projects

Associate Director

Innovative Cellular Therapeutics

Shanghai, China 05/2016 – 06/2016

Optimize manufacturing processes of CART product

Research Investigator

Molecular Diagnostics, DuPont Nutrition & Health (USA)

Wilmington, Delaware 12/2014 – 03/2016

Build a new realtime PCR thermo-cycler (X5) into the existing BAX system so that current assays still work on the new hardware and software.

Complete the development stage of a media product to selectively grow Listeria from food and environmental samples based on Six Sigma and Design of Experiment methodologies.

Validate realtime PCR assays detecting bacterial pathogens based on FDA and AOAC regulations.

Research Microbiologist

Molecular Diagnostics, DuPont Nutrition & Health (China)

Shanghai, China 03/2011 – 11/2014

Design and build an R&D P2 lab.

Develop media products to selectively grow certain bacteria using biochemical assays and Design of Experiment tools.

Develop fast methods of detecting bacterial pathogens in food.

Develop realtime PCR chemistry to detect bacterial pathogens in food.

Evaluate candidate PCR platforms for next generation BAX system.

Evaluate and develop DNA extraction/sample preparation methods.

Team/Project Leader

Shanghai Zerun Biotechnology Company (a Wison company),

Shanghai, China 12/2009 – 03/2011

Organize and direct a team of scientists in developing an inactivated vaccine against Enterovirus 71. Finished the early-stage research of product development. Determined the technical details of producing a crude product at lab scale, including cell line, media, cell culture method, infection control, virus harvest method, purification strategy, inactivation scheme and candidate adjuvant.

Post-doctoral Researcher

University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX 09/2008 – 09/2009

Constructed different versions of Flavivirus Replicon Particles and studied the potential of using these candidates as vaccines against flavivirus infections in mouse models.

Investigated the effectiveness of a JEV vaccine in mouse model in the presence and absence of adjuvants such as IC31® and MF59.

Graduate Research Assistant 08 / 2003 – 08/2008

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC

Studied the infection process of Sindbis virus. Used low temperature to inhibit certain cell functions and proved that Sindbis virus is capable of infecting cells in the absence of endocytosis and fusion, revealing a new model for Alphavirus infection.

Studied the importance of transmembrane domains of Sindbis virus on viral structure and assembly. This research uncovered a series of important amino acids in the transmembrane domains of Sindbis virion and provided essential information on vaccine design strategy against Alphavirus infection.

Took applied statistics courses and eventually obtained a degree. In addition to basic statistic theory and concepts, learned and practiced how to design experiment, organize/analyze data, and make conclusions upon analysis result.

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Biochemistry

Ph.D. level full minor, Statistics 08/2003 - 08/2008

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Field of research: Microbiology, Virology

Research projects: Mechanism of cell infection by Alphaviruses

Structure and assembly of Alphaviruses

Title of dissertation: Sindbis Virus Interaction with Cells

B.S., Genetics 08/1999-06/2003

School of Life Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai, China

Overall GPA: 3.47 major GPA: 3.51

Dissertation research on yeast genetics

OTHER SKILLS

Design of Experiment

Data analysis on general linear model or mixed model

Time series data analysis

SAS®

Minitab®

Six Sigma Green Belt

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

Infection of cells by Sindbis virus at low temperature. Gongbo Wang, Raquel Hernandez, Keith Weninger, Dennis T. Brown (2007) Virology 362(2):461-467

Enhancing the utility of a prM/E chimeric vaccine for Japanese encephalitis by addition of the JEV NS1 gene. Tomohiro Ishikawa, Gongbo Wang, Douglas G. Widman, Ernesto Infante Jr., Evandro Winkelmann, Nigel Bourne, Peter W. Mason.(2011) Vaccine 29(43):7444-7455

Alphavirus Genome Delivery Occurs Directly at the Plasma Membrane in a Time- and Temperature-Dependent Process. Ricardo Vancini, Gongbo Wang, Davis Ferreira, Raquel Hernandez, Dennis T. Brown. (2013) Journal of Virology 87(8):4352-4359

REFERENCES

Dennis Brown (PhD advisor)

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George Tice (Direct Manager at DuPont, now retired)

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Jeff Rohrbeck (Direct Manager at DuPont, now Hygiena)

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Xing Yang (Direct Manager at Biomerieux)

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