Ciaran Finn Email & Phone Number | Using biochemical and cell-culture based approaches, my PhD research characterized novel protein interactions of the equine pathogen Rhodococcus equi. This research identified four novel interactions centered on the essential virulence protein VapA. These findings established a further PhD research project in the research group and lead to a successful collaboration with the structural biology group of Prof. Anthony Wilkinson at the University of York, England. Transferable Skills: - Mentored and trained undergraduate and visiting masters students - Designed and implemented new research projects in the lab - Maintained day-to-day laboratory organization (ordering of supplies, waste removal, collection and cataloguing of standard protocols). Following my undergraduate studies, I accepted a placement at UAMS for the summer of 2003 characterizing regulatory elements controlling translation of mRNAs in the lab of Prof. Angus MacNicol. I developed skills in molecular biology and cell culture, establishing a love of laboratory-based research that lead to my application for a PhD position at University College Dublin.Degree course: Molecular Microbiology. I am currently working in a technical & advisory role, training staff and researchers in mammalian cell culture, molecular & protein biology techniques and imunofluorescence microscopy.My role encompassed lab- and lecture-based teaching in the Department of Microbiology at Trinity College Dublin (TCD): * Teaching of course modules across Freshman and Sophister years of the Trinity College science degree course * Co-ordination and teaching of practical laboratories (microbial pathogenesis, infection & immunity, viral pathogenesis) * Laboratory supervision of final year undergraduate research projects * Mentoring and guidance of PhD students [Courses taught] 2018-19: * Cell biology of 'Select Agents' * Gastrointestinal immunity * Microbial pathogenesis 2017-18: * Intracellular niches of bacterial pathogens * Factors feeding the antibiotic resistance crisis & novel therapeutic approaches * Environmental microbiology & biotechnology * Nosocomial- & community-acquired infections. Employing cell biology and microscopy approaches, I characterized the strategies employed by Salmonella Typhimurium to survive in the cytosol of mammalian epithelial cells. My work identified novel roles for Type III effector proteins in manipulating host cell signaling pathways during infection. Transferable Skills: - Mentored and supervised Postbaccalaureate and High School students - Communicated research findings at weekly meetings, departmental seminars and national and international scientific meetings - Participated in community outreach programs involving local schools - Established digital libraries of lab materials and protocols.

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Trinity College Dublin

Visiting Research Fellow

2019-07-01 00:00:00 - Present

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)

Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow

2011-10-01 00:00:00 - 2016-10-01 00:00:00

University College Dublin

Postgraduate

2004-01-01 00:00:00 - 2009-08-01 00:00:00

UAMS - University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Visiting Student

2003-06-01 00:00:00 - 2003-09-01 00:00:00

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Ciaran Finn is a Using biochemical and cell-culture based approaches, my PhD research characterized novel protein interactions of the equine pathogen Rhodococcus equi. This research identified four novel interactions centered on the essential virulence protein VapA. These findings established a further PhD research project in the research group and lead to a successful collaboration with the structural biology group of Prof. Anthony Wilkinson at the University of York, England. Transferable Skills: - Mentored and trained undergraduate and visiting masters students - Designed and implemented new research projects in the lab - Maintained day-to-day laboratory organization (ordering of supplies, waste removal, collection and cataloguing of standard protocols). Following my undergraduate studies, I accepted a placement at UAMS for the summer of 2003 characterizing regulatory elements controlling translation of mRNAs in the lab of Prof. Angus MacNicol. I developed skills in molecular biology and cell culture, establishing a love of laboratory-based research that lead to my application for a PhD position at University College Dublin.Degree course: Molecular Microbiology. I am currently working in a technical & advisory role, training staff and researchers in mammalian cell culture, molecular & protein biology techniques and imunofluorescence microscopy.My role encompassed lab- and lecture-based teaching in the Department of Microbiology at Trinity College Dublin (TCD): * Teaching of course modules across Freshman and Sophister years of the Trinity College science degree course * Co-ordination and teaching of practical laboratories (microbial pathogenesis, infection & immunity, viral pathogenesis) * Laboratory supervision of final year undergraduate research projects * Mentoring and guidance of PhD students [Courses taught] 2018-19: * Cell biology of 'Select Agents' * Gastrointestinal immunity * Microbial pathogenesis 2017-18: * Intracellular niches of bacterial pathogens * Factors feeding the antibiotic resistance crisis & novel therapeutic approaches * Environmental microbiology & biotechnology * Nosocomial- & community-acquired infections. Employing cell biology and microscopy approaches, I characterized the strategies employed by Salmonella Typhimurium to survive in the cytosol of mammalian epithelial cells. My work identified novel roles for Type III effector proteins in manipulating host cell signaling pathways during infection. Transferable Skills: - Mentored and supervised Postbaccalaureate and High School students - Communicated research findings at weekly meetings, departmental seminars and national and international scientific meetings - Participated in community outreach programs involving local schools - Established digital libraries of lab materials and protocols.

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Trinity College Dublin | National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) | University College Dublin | UAMS - University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences