Jingting Lin is a PhD candidate in Biological and Biomedical Sciences at Harvard Medical School with 8 years of research experience bridging molecular biology and translational cancer biology. An MIT Biological Engineering alum, she developed mass-spectrometry workflows and engineered cell and mouse models to probe collagen proteostasis, contributing data that supported NIH and NSF grant applications. Now in the van Galen lab, she combines experimental and computational approaches to interrogate mRNA translation as a therapeutic vulnerability in leukemia. Jingting’s work spans hands-on molecular technique optimization to proteomics and cross-disciplinary collaborations, including projects linking extracellular matrix biology to immune cell interactions. She brings a pragmatic focus on reproducible workflows and assay engineering that accelerates hypothesis testing toward translational impact.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Biological/Biosystems Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Biological/Biosystems Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES at Harvard Medical School
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