Sean Slattery
About Sean Slattery
Sean Slattery is a Process Development Associate I at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, with a background in cellular biology, molecular biology, and genetics. He has previously held positions at Charles River Laboratories and Boston Medical Center, and he aims to advance his education and experience in biological research, particularly in neurobiology.
Current Role at Broad Institute
Sean Slattery currently serves as a Process Development Associate I at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to various projects in the field of biological research. His role involves developing processes that support research initiatives, aligning with the institute's mission to advance understanding in the life sciences.
Previous Experience at Charles River Laboratories
Before his current role, Sean Slattery worked at Charles River Laboratories. He served as a Laboratory Technician II from 2017 to 2020 for three years, followed by a position as Laboratory Technician III for six months in 2020 to 2021. His responsibilities included conducting experiments and supporting laboratory operations in Willimantic, Connecticut.
Research Experience at Boston Medical Center
Sean Slattery gained valuable research experience as a Research Assistant at Boston Medical Center in 2013. He worked for seven months, where he assisted in various research projects, contributing to the understanding of medical and biological processes.
Educational Background at Boston University
Sean Slattery earned his Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from Boston University, where he studied Cellular Biology, Molecular Biology, and Genetics. His academic journey spanned from 2010 to 2018, during which he developed a strong foundation in biological sciences, preparing him for his career in research.
Career Aspirations in Neurobiology
Sean Slattery aims to further his education and gain extensive experience in the biological research field. He has a keen interest in neurobiology, which is a primary focus in his career aspirations. This interest drives his professional development and research contributions.