Melissa Crisp
Member Board of Directors @SLAS (Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening)
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WORK HISTORY
Member Board of Directors @SLAS (Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening)
EDUCATION
Western Carolina University
B.S., Biology, pre-professional, summa cum laude
University of Florida College of Medicine
Ph.D., Molecular Cell Biology
SKILLS
ABOUT MELISSA CRISP
Engaged in research for >20 years in academic, pharmaceutical and evolving biotech start-up environments • Ph.D. in biomedical science with broad experience in molecular cell biology laboratory research techniques and automation, supporting both small molecule and biologics drug discovery research • Pivotal role in the development of a state-of-the-art automation lab to support a five-fold increase in small-scale antibody production, purification and screening • Launched a strategic platform to automate, miniaturize and screen biologics in relevant high-throughput bioassays• Leadership competence exhibited through successful supervisory experience, creation of outreach programs, teaching opportunities, internal steering committees, SLAS involvement and cooperation with external investigators• Consistent engagement in the external professional community, invited to participate in multiple facets of program planning for the international Society of Lab Automation and Screening members), more recently as conference chair• Drive career advancement of employees through promotions and development opportunities• Published manuscripts and reviews in high-tier scientific journals• Collaborative, professional approach in interactions with colleagues, reports and customers• Strong quantitative and analytical skills with capacity to quickly learn and utilize new technologies and software• Self-motivated, with excellent planning/organizational skills allowing for efficient management of teams and projects
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