Pg. 1/2 Taylor IAN MITCHELL TAYLOR PhD 1004 Mirror St., Pittsburgh, PA 15217 419-957-7912 taylorim55@gmail.com OBJECTIVE To obtain a Ph.D. level research and development position in analytical chemistry at PPG Industries OVERVIEW PhD analytical chemist with experience in project development, execution, and management Initiated and fostered successful inter-departmental collaboration Mentored undergraduate researchers toward independent research, publication, and graduate school Selected as head moderator for a discussion panel of 25-35 individuals at a major scientific conference Presented original research at over 15 domestic and international scientific conferences Author of 8 publications, cited 10 times RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS AND WORK EXPERIENCE DOCTORAL RESEARCH PITTSBURGH, PA University of Pittsburgh, Department of Chemistry May 2010 – Present Discovered the role of restricted dopamine diffusion in the brain using in vivo electrochemistry Determined the electrochemical sensitivity of novel PEDOT-GO polymer coated electrodes in collaboration with Dr. Tracy Cui in the University of Pittsburgh, Department of Bioengineering Developed, optimized, and used a reusable probe for intracranial drug delivery Drafted an original proposal using online microdialysis/HPLC/MS/MS to investigate the mechanism of opioid induced constipation Intricately involved in determining the creative scientific direction of research in the Michael Lab Original research was the major contributor to a recently funded NIH grant RESEARCH SPECIALIST II PITTSBURGH, PA University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine, Department of Surgery June 2008 – August 2009 Isolated breast cancer stem cells from fresh tumor and peripheral blood samples collected from metastatic breast cancer patients at UPMC Magee Women’s Hospital of Pittsburgh using flow cytometry, fluorescent antibody labeling, immunohistochemistry, microscopy, and cell culture SUMMER RESEARCH INTERNSHIP COLUMBUS, OH The Ohio State University, Department of Chemistry Summer 2007 Mutated, expressed, and purified the Ybak protein through multi-site DNA mutagenesis and replication, protein expression, chromatographic purification, and radioactive activity testing Developed proficiency with HPLC, PCR, electrophoresis, DNA sequencing, 35S radioactive isotope counting and cell culturing procedures PHLEBOTOMIST Blanchard Valley Hospital Performed venipuncture blood draws on hospital patients Trained new associates FINDLAY, OH Summer/Seasonal 2005-2008 EDUCATION Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Research Advisor: Adrian C. Michael, PhD. B.S. in Chemistry WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 2014 PITTSBURGH, PA 2008 NEW WILMINGTON, PA PUBLICATIONS (8 total, 10 citations) Taylor, I. M., Ilitchev, A. I., Michael, A. C. (2013) ACS Chem Neurosci. 15; 4(5):870-8. Pg. 2/2 Taylor IAN MITCHELL TAYLOR PhD 1004 Mirror St., Pittsburgh, PA 15217 419-957-7912 taylorim55@gmail.com PUBLICATIONS (Continued) Taylor, I. M., Jaquins-Gerstl, A., Sesack, S. R., Michael, A. C. (2012) J. Neurochem. 122, 283-294. Taylor, I.M., Walters, S.H., Micheal, A.C. (2014) (J. Neurochem, in preparation) Shu, Z., Taylor, I.M., Michael, A.C. (2013) Eur J Neurosci. 38; 8, 3221-3229. Shu, Z., Taylor, I.M., Walters, S.H., Michael, A.C. (2014) Eur J Neurosci. (in press) Walters, S.H., Taylor, I.M., Shu, Z., Michael, A.C. (2014) ACS Chem Neurosci. (under review) Taylor, I. M., Groskreutz, S.R., Gerstl, A. J., Zhang, J, Weber, S. G. (2013) Trends Anal. Chem. 47, 129-137. Gerstl, A. J., Taylor, I. M., Shu, Z., Zhang, H., Weber, S. G. (2012) Trends Anal. 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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Pittsburgh Conference for Analytical Chemistry 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Society for Neuroscience 2011, 2012 Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience: 14th International Conference London, UK 2012 University of Pittsburgh Student Seminar Series 2011 Westminster College Seminar Series: Invited Speaker 2011 University of Pittsburgh: Science 2009 McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine Retreat 2008, 2009 American Chemical Society National Conference 2008 Westminster College Research Symposium 2007, 2008 TEACHING AND MENTORING EXPERIENCE GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT PITTSBURGH, PA University of Pittsburgh, Department of Chemistry 2009-Present General Chemistry – laboratory instructor to undergraduate students Chemistry for Engineers – laboratory instructor to undergraduate engineering students College in High School – laboratory instructor for high school students performing college labs Nominee for the Elizabeth Baranger Excellence in Teaching Award MENTORING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHERS PITTSBURGH, PA University of Pittsburgh, Department of Chemistry 2010-Present Mentored four undergraduate students conducting independent research projects Mentored student coauthored a publication and is enrolled in graduate school at UC Santa Barbara HEAD MODERATOR OF CONFEREE NETWORKING SESSION ORLANDO, FL AND CHICAGO, IL Pittsburgh Conference for Analytical Chemistry 2012 and 2014 Facilitated discussion between 25-35 individuals during a two hour round-table session PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Chemical Society Society for Analytical Chemistry of Pittsburgh Society for Electroanalytical Chemistry Society for Neuroscience Younger Chemists Committee of Pittsburgh