Tia Jones
About Tia Jones
Tia Jones is a Lead Biologist at ATCC with over six years of experience in cellular and molecular biology techniques. She holds a PhD in Biology from Drexel University and has previously worked in various research and educational roles.
Work at ATCC
Tia Jones currently serves as the Lead Biologist - MSAT at ATCC, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she utilizes her extensive expertise in cellular and molecular biology techniques. Prior to her current position, she worked at ATCC as a Senior Biologist - QC from 2021 to 2022. Her experience at ATCC encompasses a range of responsibilities that contribute to the organization's mission in biological research and development.
Education and Expertise
Tia Jones has a robust educational background in the sciences. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Hampton University, followed by a Master of Science in Biomedical Research from Morehouse School of Medicine. She further advanced her studies by obtaining a PhD in Biology from Drexel University. Her academic training has equipped her with a broad range of skills in cellular and molecular biology techniques, including cell culture and microscopy imaging.
Background
Tia Jones has over six years of technical experience in the field of cellular and molecular biology. Her career includes significant roles at several institutions. She was a Graduate Research Fellow at Morehouse School of Medicine from 2013 to 2015 and worked as a Doctoral Researcher at Drexel University from 2016 to 2021. Additionally, she served as a Science Educator at Drexel University and as a Research Technician at Clark Atlanta University.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Tia Jones has demonstrated proficiency in managing complex projects, showcasing her skills in forward planning and organization. Her technical experience includes a variety of cellular and molecular biology techniques, which she has applied in both academic and industry settings. Her roles have contributed to advancements in biological research and education.