Lauren Hopkins
About Lauren Hopkins
Lauren Hopkins is a Senior Research Assistant at George Washington University, specializing in Luminex technology and flow cytometry within the Immunology department. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture/Pre-Vet from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and a Master of Public Health from Kaplan University.
Work at The George Washington University
Lauren Hopkins has been employed at George Washington University since 2010, serving as a Senior Research Assistant. In this role, she supports the Immunology department, contributing to various research initiatives and laboratory operations. Her responsibilities include providing technical support for Luminex technology and flow cytometry, which are essential for immunological studies.
Education and Expertise
Lauren Hopkins earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Agriculture/Pre-Vet from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, completing her studies from 1999 to 2003. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Kaplan University, where she studied from 2012 to 2015. Her academic background provides her with a strong foundation in both agricultural sciences and public health.
Technical Skills in Immunology
In her role as Senior Research Assistant, Lauren Hopkins serves as the core Luminex support technician for the Immunology department. This position highlights her specialized expertise in Luminex technology, which is critical for multiplex biomarker analysis. Additionally, she provides flow cytometry support, showcasing her proficiency in advanced laboratory techniques necessary for immunological research.
Organizational and Logistical Skills
Lauren Hopkins has demonstrated strong organizational and logistical skills through her involvement in managing equipment lists and blueprints during departmental relocations. This aspect of her role reflects her capability to handle complex logistical challenges effectively, ensuring that the Immunology department operates smoothly during transitions.