Ivor Joseph

PhD-trained molecular and cell biologist with expertise in neuroscience, metabolism, and translational research. Experienced in evaluating complex biological datasets, scientific literature, and therapeutic mechanisms to identify biologically meaningful trends and assess potential clinical relevance. Skilled in interpreting preclinical research, analyzing experimental findings, and communicating complex scientific concepts clearly to diverse audiences.

Interested in applying scientific and analytical expertise to biotechnology equity research, therapeutic pipeline evaluation, and emerging life science technologies.

Post-Doctoral Researcher - New York University - New York, NY

(2024-06)

Scientific & Analytical Experience

• Evaluated molecular, imaging, and gene-expression datasets to identify biologically meaningful trends and assess therapeutic relevance in preclinical research
• Conducted scientific literature analysis to assess emerging research areas, biological mechanisms, competitive therapeutic landscapes, and translational applications
• Analyzed complex experimental findings to evaluate mechanistic relationships, interpret biological significance, and support data-driven conclusions
• Designed and executed molecular and imaging-based studies investigating mitotic spindle dynamics, epithelial cell biology, and cellular signaling pathways
• Contributed to peer-reviewed publications in EMBO Reports, EMBO Journal, and PLOS One through experimental analysis, data interpretation, and scientific writing
• Communicated complex scientific concepts and research findings through presentations, manuscript development, and interdisciplinary collaboration
• Evaluated gene-expression and imaging datasets to assess pathways relevant to obesity, thermogenesis, and metabolic disease

Ph.D. - Cellular and Molecular Biology - Rutgers University (2023-06)

Masters - Biology - Brooklyn College (2015-05)

Bachelor - Biology - City College of New York (2011-05)