Director at Center for Informatics & Screening, Chemical Insights Research Institutes, UL Research Institutes
Durham, North Carolina, United States
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Katie Friedman is a director and computational toxicology leader with nine years of experience translating predictive assay and systems biology models into chemical prioritization and risk assessment strategies. She has advanced through research and leadership roles at the US EPA—rising from postdoctoral fellow to supervisory computational toxicologist and acting division director—and now leads predictive toxicology efforts at UL Research Institutes. Her expertise centers on developmental and endocrine toxicities, with a track record of designing high-throughput endocrine assays and integrating mechanistic models to modernize how environmentally relevant chemicals and mixtures are evaluated. Katie combines deep academic training (PhD in Toxicology) and industry experience at Bayer to bridge traditional toxicology with modern predictive approaches. Based in Durham, NC, she is particularly focused on operationalizing prioritization frameworks that reduce reliance on animal testing while improving human-relevant decision-making. An often overlooked strength is her history in science education and mentoring, which informs her collaborative leadership and ability to communicate complex methods to diverse stakeholders.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Virginia Tech
Doctor of Philosophy, Toxicology, Doctor of Philosophy, Toxicology at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Toxicology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Toxicology at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Katie Friedman - Director at Center for Informatics & Screening, Chemical Insights Research Institutes, UL Research Institutes