This document is a resume for Jing Luo summarizing their qualifications and experience. It outlines over 4 years of experience in areas like mammalian cell cultures, ELISA assays, cellular staining, animal experiments, and PCR. It also details work as a research assistant studying endothelial cell proliferation and as an intern analyzing fat to muscle ratios in mice and conducting pharmaceutical toxicity experiments. The resume lists education including a Master's in Biomedical Engineering and Bachelor's in Biological Science and publications in related journals.

1. Jing Luo
4285 Chestnut Ridge Rd. APT F1, Amherst, NY 14228 I jingluo@buffalo.edu I 716-861-8230
SUMMARY
l Over 4 years’ solid experience and expertise in Mammalian Cell Cultures (such as Endothelial/Cancer cells etc.)
l Pretty familiar with ELISA, Colorimetric and Fluorimetric assays, Cellular staining, Animal experiments and PCR.
l Deep knowledge of Biomedical Engineering and Bioscience, and hands-on related skills e.g. Protein purification.
l Self-motivated, well-organized and dedicated person with passion and enthusiasm in developing future career.
EXPERIENCE
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, NY Oct 2013—Sept 2015
Research Assistant at Biomaterials and Regenerative Therapeutics Laboratory
Project: Functionalization of Endothelial Cells with Polymeric Microparticles
l Successfully engineered endothelial cells with particles which loaded with Vascular endothelial growth factors.
l Successfully fabricated stable PLGA microparticles and maintained the particle size between 1 to 2 micrometer.
l Successfully developed a sustained delivery method that can effectively promote endothelial cells proliferation.
l Proficiently applied Cell Cultures, Polymeric Particles Fabrication, and related Bioassays (ELISA) into this project.
l Proficient in using fluorescent microscopy and related software to record cells proliferation, network formation.
l Figured out the best way to transfer cell cluster between two 96 well-plate, and maintained higher success rate.
Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long island, NY July—August 2014
Intern at Dr. Zhong’s Laboratory
l Successfully developed an efficient way to measure the fat to muscle ratio in animal model (mice model) using
dual- energy absorptiometry. And also responsible for supervising undergrads, conducting animal experiments.
l Proficient in using Biomedical engineering and Biotechnology knowledge into the project, such as animal work.
Chongqing LUMMY Pharmaceutical Company, Chengdu, Sichuan, China January—May 2012
Intern at Pharmacological Laboratory
l Successfully conducted several pharmaceutical toxicity experiments, e.g. MTT, Nano-carbon toxicity on mice.
l Proficiently handling with animal experiments, such as Rat’s tails vein injection and Rat’s tumor modeling etc.
l Proficiently applied Cell Cultures, ELISA and related skills into tests, for investigating drug quality and stability.
SKILLS
Lab skills: Cell cultures, ELISA, Colorimetric and Fluorimetric assays, Cellular Staining, Animal experiments (Rat’s tails
vein injection and Rat’s tumor modeling), Protein purification, PCR, Polymeric Microparticles Fabrication, MTT test.
Other skills: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop. Language: Chinese-Mandarin (fluent), English (fluent).
EDUCATION
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Masters of Science, Biomedical Engineering GPA: 3.5/4.0
Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Bachelors of Science, Biological Science GPA: 3.1/4.0
PUBLICATIONS
J. Luo, Y. Yuan, S. Debanjan (2016), Controlling Angiogenic Response of Endothelial Cells via Intracellular
Microparticle Depot containing Growth Factors. ACS Biomater. Sci. Eng., 2016, 2 (9), pp 1436–1441 August 10, 2016
Chen, J. Luo, A. Wang, J. Zhong, F. A. Dilmanian, F. Zafonte, Z. Zhong (2015), Fat to muscle ratio measurements with
dual energy x-ray absorbtiometry. ELSEVIER, Volume 778, 11 July 2015, Pages 24-28.

2. Y. Yuan, C. Cheah, J. Luo, A. Arzumand, R. Krishnan, S. Debanjan (2015), Engineering of Endothelial Cell Response on
Biphasic Polyurethane Matrix. TECHNOLOGY, Volume 3, Number 4, Dec 2015.