Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.

Apoorva mulay, ph.d.

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  • Timeline

    Jan 2008 - Jan 2009

    Head of Marketing Committee

    Fergusson College
    Jan 2010 - Jan 2011

    MSc Dissertation Project

    The University of Sheffield
    May 2012 - Dec 2016

    PHD Student, Bingle lab

    University of Sheffield
    United Kingdom
    Oct 2012 - Dec 2016

    Visiting PHD Student, Cheeseman and Brown Labs

    Medical Research Council
    Mar 2015 - Sept 2015

    Biotechnology Young Entrepreneurship Scheme

    Nottingham University Business School
    Jun 2019 - Jan 2021

    Co-Chair Postdoctoral Society Leadership Committee

    Cedars-Sinai
    Los Angeles, California, United States
    Current Company
    Jan 2021 - now

    Technical Application Specialist II

    Thermo Fisher Scientific
  • About me

    Technical Application Specialist II at Thermo Fisher Scientific

  • Education

    • Fergusson college

      2007 - 2010
      Bachelor of science (bsc) biotechnology distinction
    • The university of sheffield

      2012 - 2016
      Doctor of philosophy (phd) medicine (immunology/ cell biology)

      Activities and Societies: Medical School Postgraduate Society

    • The university of sheffield

      2010 - 2011
      Master of science (msc) molecular medicine distinction
  • Experience

    • Fergusson college

      Jan 2008 - Jan 2009
      Head of marketing committee

      Headed the Marketing team of the Inter-College Biotechnology Festival, Chimera. I approached potential investors and secured funding for various events. This experience helped me sharpen my team building, organisational and networking and negotiation skills.

    • The university of sheffield

      Jan 2010 - Jan 2011
      Msc dissertation project

      I characterised the changes in expression of innate immunity proteins in the middle ear during the development of Otitis media using an established models of the disease developed at MRC, Harwell UK.

    • University of sheffield

      May 2012 - Dec 2016

      My PhD research investigated the role of a respiratory innate immunity gene, BPIFA1 in the development of a middle ear disease called Otitis media which is a leading cause of childhood hearing loss.I also developed and validated a novel cell culture model of the middle ear epithelium, which is being utilized by the wider Otitis media research community for studying the cell biology and host-pathogen interactions in the middle ear. I also developed in vitro models of the trachea and nasal passages to study interactions between the host and pathogenic organisms Show less

      • PHD Student, Bingle lab

        Oct 2012 - Dec 2016
      • Research Assistant

        May 2012 - Oct 2012
    • Medical research council

      Oct 2012 - Dec 2016
      Visiting phd student, cheeseman and brown labs

      My PhD research was jointly funded by the Mammalian Genetics Unit at the Medical Research Council (Harwell, Oxfordshire). My study focused on the genetic basis of Otitis media by employing mouse models, so as to better understand disease development.

    • Nottingham university business school

      Mar 2015 - Sept 2015
      Biotechnology young entrepreneurship scheme

      Acted as the Chief Operations Officer in a team of 5 at this renowned nationwide Bioscience competition conducted at the Old Trafford Stadium In Manchester, wherein we conceptualized a fictional yet viable pharmaceutical product and took it through every step of commercialization and marketing and pitched a business plan to a panel of real investors. I was responsible primary and secondary market research, designing a survey to identify customer needs, ensuring compliance to the European Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) guidelines and involved in generating a 5 year financial forecast for the company. Apart from being an excellent team building project, this experience exposed us to the different departments within the Bioscience industry and gave us hands on experience in areas such as Product development, Regulatory affairs, Intellectual Property, Marketing, Strategic Business Planning and Finance. Show less

    • Cedars-sinai

      Jun 2019 - Jan 2021

      I study the role of lung stem cells and cell signaling pathways in infections and chronic lung diseases. I use 3D organoid and Air liquid interface systems to study lung stem cell biology and regenerative properties. More recently, I developed infection models of the adult trachea and alveolar air sacs of the lung to model COVID-19 pathogenesis and to study SARS-CoV-2 infection of the lung.

      • Co-Chair Postdoctoral Society Leadership Committee

        Jul 2020 - Jan 2021
      • Postdoctoral Scientist, Stripp Lab

        Aug 2017 - Jan 2021
      • Associate, Postdoctoral Society Leadership Committee

        Jun 2019 - Jul 2020
    • Thermo fisher scientific

      Jan 2021 - now
      Technical application specialist ii
  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Certified irb professional

      Irb services - institutional review board services
      Aug 2017
    • Iacuc

      American association for laboratory animal science
      Aug 2017
  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      OM2019 Travel Scholarship Winner International Society of Otitis Media Jun 2019 Competitively selected from abstract submissions for a travel award to give a talk on my research at the 20th International Symposium on Recent advances in Otitis media.
    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      Action on Hearing loss travel grant Action on Hearing Loss May 2016 Travel grant amounting to £400 for presenting a poster titled "The Role of BPIFA1 in Otitis media" at the 10th International Molecular Biology of Hearing and Deafness Meeting, Hinxton UK
    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      First prize for oral presentation The Florey Institute Sep 2015 Prize for best oral presentation at the 2nd International Florey Symposium, UK
    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      Biochemical Society Travel Grant Award The Biochemical Society May 2015 Young scientist conference grant of £750 awarded for a podium presentation titled " Characterisation of a novel in vitro model of the middle ear epithelium" at the 18th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis media held at Washington DC, USA
    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      Junior Scientist Travel award The Genetics Society May 2015 Conference grant of £750 awarded for presenting a seminar titled "Role of BPIFA1 in Otitis media" at the Children's National Medical Centre, Washington DC, USA
    • Awarded to Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
      PhD Studentship University of Sheffield/ Medical Research Council,Harwell, UK Oct 2012 Full scholarship, jointly funded by the University of Sheffield and the Medical Research Council for the entire duration of my doctoral studies, covering tuition fees, bench fees and living expenses
  • Volunteer Experience

    • English and Science Teacher

      Issued by Teach India Project on Jan 2009
      Teach India ProjectAssociated with Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.
    • Departmental Lead

      Issued by Medical School Postgraduate Committee on Jan 2015
      Medical School Postgraduate CommitteeAssociated with Apoorva Mulay, Ph.D.