Nolan Fox
About Nolan Fox
Nolan Fox is a Research Associate I at Integral Molecular in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he has worked since 2020. He specializes in the development of pseudoviruses for infectious disease research and vaccine development.
Work at Integral Molecular
Nolan Fox has been employed as a Research Associate I at Integral Molecular since 2020. In this role, he focuses on the development and production of pseudoviruses, which are essential for studying infectious diseases and advancing vaccine development. His work involves conducting quality control and research experiments aimed at optimizing the pseudovirus production processes. Additionally, he contributes to identifying new targets for investigation within the Virology department, enhancing the organization's research capabilities.
Previous Experience in Biotech
Prior to his current position, Nolan Fox worked at Janssen Inc. as a Biological Analyst Co-op for six months in 2018. His responsibilities included supporting the Virology department in identifying new research targets. He also gained experience at WuXi AppTec as a Cell and Gene Therapy Research Co-op in 2019, where he contributed to research and development efforts. These roles provided him with a solid foundation in biotechnology and research methodologies.
Education in Biology
Nolan Fox attended Drexel University from 2015 to 2020, where he studied Organismal Biology and Physiology. He earned a degree in Biology, equipping him with a comprehensive understanding of biological systems and research techniques. His education has supported his professional development and his contributions to the field of infectious disease research.
Research Contributions
In his role at Integral Molecular, Nolan Fox is involved in significant research contributions related to infectious diseases. He plays a key role in the production of pseudoviruses, which are critical tools for vaccine development. His work in identifying new research targets within the Virology department further enhances the organization's research initiatives and aligns with current scientific needs.