Hubert Lam resumes & CV records
Resumes
Manager Of Bacteriology - Sanofi Pasteur Biologics
Position:
Manager of Bacteriology - Discovery North America at Sanofi Pasteur
Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Research
Work:
Sanofi Pasteur
since Sep 2010
Manager of Bacteriology - Discovery North America Harvard Medical School Apr 2006 - Aug 2010
Post-Doctoral Fellow Yale University Sep 2000 - Dec 2005
Graduate Student Yale University - New Haven, CT Jan 2002 - Jun 2005
Teaching Assistant, Microbiology Colby College Jan 1997 - Jan 2000
Undergraduate Research Assistant University of Massachusetts Medical Center Jan 1998 - Jan 1999
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Manager of Bacteriology - Discovery North America Harvard Medical School Apr 2006 - Aug 2010
Post-Doctoral Fellow Yale University Sep 2000 - Dec 2005
Graduate Student Yale University - New Haven, CT Jan 2002 - Jun 2005
Teaching Assistant, Microbiology Colby College Jan 1997 - Jan 2000
Undergraduate Research Assistant University of Massachusetts Medical Center Jan 1998 - Jan 1999
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Education:
Yale University 2000 - 2006
Ph.D., Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Colby College 1996 - 2000
B.A., Biology
Ph.D., Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Colby College 1996 - 2000
B.A., Biology
Interests:
Skiing, Running, Basketball, Flag Football, Hiking/Camping, Softball, Photography
Honor & Awards:
Research highlighted in Nature Reviews in Microbiology, Nature Chemical Biology, The Scientist, HHMI News and Science Magazine Perspective.
Invited presentation- 108th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology
Invited presentation - 47th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology
AAAS/Science Program for Excellence in Science Nominated Member (2004)
Yale University, Best Poster Presentation Award, MCDB Dept. Retreat (2003), Microbiology Dept. Retreat (2003)
American Society for Microbiology Conference on Prokaryotic Development, Travel Grant (2002)
University of Massachusetts Medical Center Summer Fellowship Award
Awards:
Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research Fellowship
Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund
Since its founding, the JCC Fund has been committed to fundamental biological research and to free, unpressured, wide-ranging scientific inquiry in support of its central mission. In 1944, the Fellowship Program was initiated to provide support for promising researchers who had just received their doctorates. In 1976, the Fund initiated its Symposium program to inform and challenge the Fund’s fellows about problems in clinical medicine relating to cancer. To date, the Fund has supported the work of nearly 1500 fellows, and it continues to attract and fund post doctoral fellows who are using cutting-edge technologies to understand basic biological mechanisms and their applications to cancer. The researchers and the research labs where the fellows conduct their projects have made major scientific contributions in areas such as the advancement of understanding the human genome, and the application of genetic approaches to understanding pathway regulation and stem cell activation. Nearly two dozen individuals associated with the Fund — as grantees, fellows and advisors — have won Nobel prizes in physiology, medicine and chemistry.
Sternberg Thesis Prize ‐ Most Outstanding Ph.D. Thesis in Prokaryotic Molecular Genetics
The Nat L. Sternberg Thesis Prize Committee - Cold Spring Harbor
In tribute to the character and accomplishments of Nat Sternberg, a thesis prize has been established in his name. Its purpose is to encourage young scientists who give early evidence of perpetuating the salient qualities that were Nat Sternberg's skill, insightfulness, rigorousness, and dedication to science. This is an award given each year to a student for the most outstanding Ph.D. thesis in prokaryotic molecular genetics. The award is presented at the annual Bacteria, Archaea & Phages (formerly Molecular Genetics of Bacteria and Phages) meeting, at which time the recipient gives a seminar about his or her work.
John Spangler Nicholas Prize ‐ Outstanding Doctoral Candidate in Experimental Zoology
Yale University
John Spangler Nicholas (1921 Ph.D.) Prize is awarded annually to outstanding doctoral candidates in experimental zoology.
Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund
Since its founding, the JCC Fund has been committed to fundamental biological research and to free, unpressured, wide-ranging scientific inquiry in support of its central mission. In 1944, the Fellowship Program was initiated to provide support for promising researchers who had just received their doctorates. In 1976, the Fund initiated its Symposium program to inform and challenge the Fund’s fellows about problems in clinical medicine relating to cancer. To date, the Fund has supported the work of nearly 1500 fellows, and it continues to attract and fund post doctoral fellows who are using cutting-edge technologies to understand basic biological mechanisms and their applications to cancer. The researchers and the research labs where the fellows conduct their projects have made major scientific contributions in areas such as the advancement of understanding the human genome, and the application of genetic approaches to understanding pathway regulation and stem cell activation. Nearly two dozen individuals associated with the Fund — as grantees, fellows and advisors — have won Nobel prizes in physiology, medicine and chemistry.
Sternberg Thesis Prize ‐ Most Outstanding Ph.D. Thesis in Prokaryotic Molecular Genetics
The Nat L. Sternberg Thesis Prize Committee - Cold Spring Harbor
In tribute to the character and accomplishments of Nat Sternberg, a thesis prize has been established in his name. Its purpose is to encourage young scientists who give early evidence of perpetuating the salient qualities that were Nat Sternberg's skill, insightfulness, rigorousness, and dedication to science. This is an award given each year to a student for the most outstanding Ph.D. thesis in prokaryotic molecular genetics. The award is presented at the annual Bacteria, Archaea & Phages (formerly Molecular Genetics of Bacteria and Phages) meeting, at which time the recipient gives a seminar about his or her work.
John Spangler Nicholas Prize ‐ Outstanding Doctoral Candidate in Experimental Zoology
Yale University
John Spangler Nicholas (1921 Ph.D.) Prize is awarded annually to outstanding doctoral candidates in experimental zoology.