Marshall Rosenberg
About Marshall Rosenberg
Marshall Rosenberg is a Research Associate at Carisma Therapeutics, with a background in molecular biology and diverse clinical experience. He has contributed to scientific research at Drexel University and has held various roles in healthcare and technology.
Work at Carisma Therapeutics
Marshall Rosenberg has been employed as a Research Associate at Carisma Therapeutics since 2019. In this role, he contributes to the company's research initiatives, focusing on innovative therapies in the field of immunology. His work involves collaborating with a team of scientists to advance the understanding of cellular therapies and their applications in treating various diseases.
Education and Expertise
Marshall Rosenberg earned a Bachelor's degree in Molecular Biology from Drexel University, where he studied from 2014 to 2019. His academic background provides a strong foundation in biological sciences, equipping him with the knowledge necessary for his research roles. His expertise is further enhanced by practical experience gained through internships and volunteer work in research settings.
Background
Marshall Rosenberg has a diverse background in healthcare and research. He worked as a Student Caregiver at Penn Medicine in 2017, where he gained clinical experience with patient contact. In 2016, he served as a Nursing Informatics Student at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. His internships include a position as a Material Science and Technology Intern at Adaptimmune Us in 2018, where he focused on material science applications in biotechnology.
Research Contributions
Marshall Rosenberg coauthored a research paper based on work conducted in a protein research lab at Drexel University. He also volunteered in the same lab, contributing to scientific research efforts. His involvement in these projects reflects his commitment to advancing knowledge in molecular biology and protein research.
Clinical Experience
Marshall Rosenberg has clinical experience through his work at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. This experience has provided him with valuable insights into patient care and the healthcare environment, complementing his research-focused roles.