Biotech Team Members Features

Scroll through the #BiotechMonday Features of the Directors and Team Members

 

Profile graphic introducing Daniel Schachtman, Director of the Nebraska Center for Biotechnology. The layout shows a circular portrait photograph on the right and text on the left describing professional background and leadership at the Center. The title “Nebraska Center for Biotechnology” appears in large orange text. The background is light gray with an orange network pattern, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Biotechnology logo appears at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic introducing Dirk Anderson, Core Director of Flow Cytometry. The layout shows a circular portrait photograph on the right and text on the left listing professional background and experience in flow cytometry. The title “Flow Cytometry” appears in large orange text. The background is light gray with an orange network pattern, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Biotechnology logo appears at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic introducing Eduardo Romero, Core Director of CryoEM. The layout features a circular portrait photograph on the right and text on the left listing professional interests, education, and research focus related to Cryo‑electron microscopy and biological systems. The title “CryoEM” appears prominently in orange. The background is light gray with an orange network pattern. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Biotechnology logo appears at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic introducing the Core Director of Bioinformatics at the Nebraska Center for Biotechnology. The layout shows a circular portrait photo on the right and text on the left describing extensive experience in bioinformatics and computational biology, leadership of the UNL Bioinformatics Core, academic background, and research interests. The design uses light gray and orange accents. University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Biotechnology logo appears at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic for the Core Director of Proteomics & Metabolomics at the Nebraska Center for Biotechnology. The layout shows a circular portrait photo on the right and text on the left describing leadership of the UNL Proteomics and Metabolomics Facility, experience in mass spectrometry, collaboration with researchers, and personal interests. The design uses light gray and orange accents, with University of Nebraska–Lincoln and Center for Biotechnology logos at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic introducing You “Joe” Zhou, former Core Director of Microscopy. The layout features a circular portrait photo on the right and text on the left describing long‑term experience in microscopy, leadership of the microscopy core since 1999, interests in collaborating with researchers, and personal hobbies. The design uses light gray and orange accents. University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Biotechnology logo appears at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic for a Microscopy Core researcher. The layout shows a portrait photo on the right and text on the left describing professional interests and experience in microscopy research, experimental design, and advanced imaging techniques. The background is dark blue with yellow accents. University of Nebraska and Nebraska Center for Biotechnology logos appear at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic for Microscopy Core Lab Manager Terri Fangman. The design shows a portrait photo on the right and text on the left describing professional experience in microscopy, laboratory research, training, and education at the University of Nebraska. The background is dark blue with yellow accents. University of Nebraska and Nebraska Center for Biotechnology logos appear at the bottom.

 

 

Profile graphic introducing a Bioinformatics Core bioinformatician named Chia Sin Liew. The left side contains text describing professional background, training, and research support work at the UNL Bioinformatics Core. The right side shows a portrait photo of the bioinformatician seated indoors in an office setting. Logos for the University of Nebraska and the Nebraska Center for Biotechnology appear at the bottom.