Computational Biologist at Codon Devices
Greater Boston Area
- Current
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- Principal Scientist at Codon Devices
- Blogger at Omics! Omics! (Self-employed)
- Past
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- Sr Scientist II at Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc
- Scientist II at Millennium Pharmaceuticals
- consultant at belmont research
- Consultant at Genome Therapeutics
- Intern at Centocor
- Education
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- Harvard University
- University of Delaware
- Downingtown High School
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Keith Robison’s Summary
I develop computational approaches to solve biological and chemical problems in drug development. These combine literature searches, sequence analyses, protein structure analyses, biochemical & interaction networks, transcriptional profiling, RNAi technology, protein array technology, and on line databases. I have extensive previous experience with high-throughput annotation of various genomes
Keith Robison’s Specialties:
Computational biology; protein & DNA sequence analysis; analysis of functional genomics/proteomics data (RNAi, functional protein arrays, transcriptional profiling), extensive understanding of molecular biology/biochemistry/genetics; extensive understanding of drug development
Keith Robison’s Experience
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Principal Scientist
Codon Devices
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Biotechnology industry)
January 2007 — Present (1 year 8 months)
Apply data mining and statistical modeling to process improvement problems in synthetic biology & develop new applications for large scale gene synthesis technology
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Blogger
Omics! Omics! (Self-employed)
(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Biotechnology industry)
November 2006 — Present (1 year 10 months)
Commentary on genomics and proteomics most business days.
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Sr Scientist II
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; MLNM; Biotechnology industry)
July 2000 — December 2006 (6 years 6 months)
Provides computational and statistical support across the pharmaceutical research & development spectrum. Specific areas of expertise include DNA/protein sequence analysis, interpretation of expression array data, statistical modeling of assays, protein arrays, analysis strategies for genome-wide RNAi data, and interpretation of DNA chip pharmacogenomic results.
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Scientist II
Millennium Pharmaceuticals
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; MLNM; Biotechnology industry)
October 1996 — July 2000 (3 years 10 months)
Developed variety of DNA and protein sequence analysis tools to support the discovery of candidates of novel therapeutic protein and small molecule target
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consultant
belmont research
(Biotechnology industry)
1993 — 1996 (3 years)
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Consultant
Genome Therapeutics
(Biotechnology industry)
1994 — 1995 (1 year)
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Intern
Centocor
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Biotechnology industry)
June 1988 — August 1991 (3 years 3 months)
Was intern during summer & winter breaks. Developed & modified software to track documents and in vitro quality results in an FDA regulated environment. Developed equipment inventory system.
Keith Robison’s Education
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Harvard University
PhD, Molecular & Cellular Biology, August 1991 — April 1997
Developed tools to identify genes and transcription factor sites in bacterial genomes. Worked in laboratories of Dr. Walter Gilbert (Nobel laureate) and George Church, two of the pioneers of the human genome project.
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University of Delaware
B.S., Biotechnology, August 1987 — August 1991
- Activities and Societies:
- Honors degree. Undergraduate research -- received White award. Beta Beta Beta (biology honor society). Student program association
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Downingtown High School
1984 — 1987
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Keith Robison’s Interests:
Genomics/proteomics technologies, gardening, history, walking my dog
Keith Robison’s Groups:
Editorial Board, Briefings in Bioinformatics (2004-present)
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Millennium Pharmaceuticals Corp.
Keith Robison’s Contact Settings
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