Benjamin Kieff
About Benjamin Kieff
Benjamin Kieff is an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Yale University, where he has worked since 2018. He focuses on the effects of Valpromide on Epstein Barr virus latency and has a background in chemistry.
Work at Yale University
Benjamin Kieff has been serving as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Yale University since 2018. His role involves conducting research in the field of chemistry, specifically focusing on the effects of Valpromide on Epstein Barr virus latency. This position has allowed him to gain practical experience in a research setting and develop his skills in the scientific process.
Education and Expertise
Benjamin Kieff studied at Yale University from 2016 to 2020, where he pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. Prior to that, he attended The Roxbury Latin School from 2010 to 2016. His educational background has provided him with a solid foundation in chemistry and research methodologies.
Background
Benjamin Kieff is originally from New Haven, CT, where he currently works. He completed his high school education at The Roxbury Latin School, which prepared him for his studies at Yale University. His early education and subsequent university studies have shaped his career path in the research industry.
Research Experience
In his role as an Undergraduate Research Assistant, Benjamin Kieff has gained experience in the research industry with a focus on chemistry. His work includes investigating the effects of Valpromide on Epstein Barr virus latency, contributing to the understanding of this area in medical research.
Internship Experience
In 2016, Benjamin Kieff completed a three-month internship at Congress Wealth Management, LLC in Boston, MA. This experience provided him with exposure to the financial sector and enhanced his professional skills, complementing his academic background in chemistry.