Tiffany Wong
About Tiffany Wong
Tiffany Wong is a Research Associate at Vivaldi Biosciences Inc. in Fort Collins, Colorado, specializing in the development of live-attenuated influenza vaccines using advanced molecular technologies.
Work at Vivaldi
Tiffany Wong has been a Research Associate at Vivaldi Biosciences Inc. since 2014. In this role, she focuses on the development of live-attenuated influenza vaccines utilizing advanced molecular technologies. Her work involves the generation and characterization of vaccines, contributing to innovative research in the field of immunology. Vivaldi Biosciences is located in Fort Collins, Colorado, where Wong has been an integral part of the team for nearly a decade.
Education and Expertise
Tiffany Wong studied at Colorado State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiology and Anatomy from 2010 to 2014. Her academic background provides a strong foundation for her specialization in vaccine development. Wong's expertise lies in the application of advanced molecular technologies to create effective influenza vaccines, reflecting her commitment to advancing public health through scientific research.
Background
Tiffany Wong completed her secondary education at Cheyenne Mountain High School before pursuing higher education at Colorado State University. During her time at the university, she held various positions, including Undergraduate Research Assistant, Help Desk Staff, and Student Computer Lab Assistant II. These roles contributed to her practical experience in research and technology, preparing her for her current position at Vivaldi Biosciences.
Previous Experience
Before joining Vivaldi Biosciences, Tiffany Wong worked at Colorado State University from 2011 to 2014. She served as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for two years, where she gained hands-on experience in research methodologies. Additionally, she worked as Help Desk Staff and Student Computer Lab Assistant II for three years, providing technical support and assistance to students and faculty, which enhanced her problem-solving skills.