Carol Mariani
About Carol Mariani
Carol Mariani serves as the Assistant Director at Yale University, where she has worked since 2005, managing research labs focused on Conservation and Population Genetics. With over a decade of experience in an Academic Core Facility, she employs molecular biology techniques in her research.
Work at Yale University
Carol Mariani has held the position of Assistant Director at Yale University since 2005. Over her 19 years at the institution, she has contributed to the management of an Academic Core Facility that supports both Yale researchers and the broader scientific community. Her role involves overseeing two research labs that focus on Conservation and Population Genetics, Invasive Species Biology, and Phylogeography. Mariani's work at Yale emphasizes collaboration and resource management within the scientific research environment.
Education and Expertise
Carol Mariani earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Salisbury University, where she studied Genetics, Biology, and Chemistry from 1999 to 2001. Prior to that, she completed an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Studies at Wor-Wic Community College from 1996 to 1999. Her educational background provides a strong foundation for her expertise in molecular biology techniques, which she applies in her research and management roles.
Background
Before her current role as Assistant Director, Carol Mariani worked as a Research Assistant for Anne Yoder at Yale University from 2002 to 2005. This position allowed her to gain valuable experience in research methodologies and laboratory management. Her transition from a research assistant to an assistant director reflects her growth and commitment to advancing scientific research within the academic setting.
Research Management Experience
With over a decade of experience in managing an Academic Core Facility, Carol Mariani plays a crucial role in supporting research initiatives at Yale University. Her management of two research labs is focused on critical areas such as Conservation and Population Genetics, Invasive Species Biology, and Phylogeography. Mariani's expertise in these fields enables her to facilitate research that addresses significant ecological and biological questions.