Robert Brosh Jr.

Experience

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  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  Aug 1988 - Aug 1989

  Research Technician I

  I performed biochemical assays to characterize membrane ion channels in the Department of Pharmacology at UNC-Chapel Hill

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  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  Jun 1990 - Aug 1996

  I conducted molecular-genetic research on helicases and DNA repair using biochemical and cellular approaches I provided instruction for Introductory Biology Labs to convey universal concepts and mechanisms in the biological sciences. I performed molecular biology genome sequencing to characterize plant transcription factors in the Department of Biology at UNC-Chapel Hill.

  • Research Assistant

    Jan 1993 - Aug 1996

  • Teaching Assistant

    Aug 1991 - Dec 1992

  • Research Technician II

    Jun 1990 - Aug 1991
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  National Institutes of Health (NIH): Intramural Research Program (IRP)

  Aug 1996 - now

  I lead a team of research scientists and trainees studying aging and age-related diseases. I created hypotheses and performed experimentation to investigate biochemical mechanisms and genetic pathways of DNA repair and genomic stability.

  • Senior Investigator

    Jul 2000 - now

  • NIH Intramural Research Training Award Postdoctoral Fellow

    Aug 1996 - Jul 2000
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  Towson University

  Sept 1998 - Dec 1998

  Adjunct Professor

  I taught Introductory Biology course with Laboratory experience to students and working professionals.