Summary
Kendell Clement is a postdoctoral research fellow and instructor at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital with nine years of experience at the intersection of single-cell technologies, genome editing, and cancer biology. Based in Salt Lake City and affiliated with the University of Utah’s Department of Biomedical Informatics, he applies computational and experimental approaches to dissect oncogenesis at single-cell resolution. His background spans a PhD-era training in the Harvard-MIT HST program, postdoctoral appointments across Harvard and MGH, and a Fulbright year in Berlin, reflecting a global and interdisciplinary perspective. Kendell is equally comfortable designing genome-editing experiments and analyzing high-dimensional single-cell datasets, bringing both bench-savvy and bioinformatics rigor to translational cancer research.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer