julianst[at]mit[dot]edu

[eight-five-eight]837-0221

Boston, MA

Brief CV

2020-present: PhD Student (Department of Biology), Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Gene-Wei Li lab. Currently studying RNA decay and translation in E. coli.
2018-2020: MS Bioinformatics, Northeastern University
- Research with Pam Silver’s lab in the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School.
2015-2019: BS Biology, Northeastern University.
- 2015-2019: Thesis with Javier Apfeld’s lab.
- 2017-2018: Research Assistant at Cygnal Therapeutics.

My research interests are still developing. Generally, I’m interested in building models for how microorganisms adapt to different environments.

I think that research should be entirely reproducible. So, I am trying to hold myself accountable by having detailed methods for every paper that I write. Additionally, I also try to have a GitHub repository for each project for additional resources and source code.

news

May 17, 2021	I joined the Gene-Wei Li lab.
May 6, 2021	I finished my research rotations in Gene-Wei Li lab, Burge lab, and Laub lab.
Oct 8, 2020	My first primary-author paper is published here in Scientific Reports.
Sep 1, 2020	My first PhD semester at MIT!
Jun 1, 2019	I gave a talk at the 2019 International C. elegans meeting. More information.