Mark Carlson
About Mark Carlson
Mark Carlson is a Senior Research Associate at Evelo Biosciences, where he has worked since 2017. He holds a Master's degree in Anatomy and Physiology from Northeastern University and has over 20 years of experience in in vivo research, particularly in oncology and endocrinology.
Work at Evelo Biosciences
Mark Carlson has served as a Senior Research Associate at Evelo Biosciences since 2017. Located at 620 Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he contributes to the company's research initiatives. His role encompasses various aspects of in vivo studies, where he is involved in study design, compound calculation, formulation, dosing, and data presentation. Carlson's extensive experience in oncology and endocrinology enhances the research capabilities of Evelo Biosciences.
Education and Expertise
Mark Carlson holds a Master of Science degree in Anatomy and Physiology from Northeastern University. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Assumption College. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his research work, particularly in in vivo studies. Carlson's expertise includes small animal surgery and various dosing methods, which are critical for conducting effective research in his field.
Background
With over 20 years of experience in in vivo research, Mark Carlson has developed a strong focus on oncology and endocrinology. His career has equipped him with a comprehensive skill set, including proficiency in blood collection techniques and various dosing methods for animals. Carlson's background in research is complemented by his organizational skills and a collaborative approach to teamwork.
Achievements
Mark Carlson is recognized for his involvement in all aspects of in vivo studies. His skills include small animal surgery, tissue culture, and bioassay techniques such as ELISA and RIA. He has demonstrated proficiency in multiple dosing methods, including intravenous, subcutaneous, intraperitoneal, and oral routes. Carlson's well-organized approach and team-first mentality contribute to the success of his research initiatives.