Madeleine Harlan
Teaching Assistant and Laboratory TechnicianMadeleine Harlan first encountered GMGI as a student at the Gloucester Biotechnology Academy as part of its inaugural class of 2017. While at the Academy she interned at Dana Farber’s Center for Cancer Systems Biology, helping to map the human protein-protein interactome. After graduating the Academy with a Certificate in Biotechnology, she joined Lariat Biosciences, Inc. as a Research Associate and furthered their development of a microfluidics-based lung cancer screening test. She next joined Pulsar Bio, Inc. to research DNA encoded library technology. She is currently enrolled at Salem State as an undergraduate student, where she has worked as a peer tutor for a variety of classes and a Supplemental Instructor for Organic Chemistry and Introduction to Organisms, alongside her classwork. Madeleine is excited to blend her industry experience with her tutoring experience at the Academy, and she looks forward to contributing to the Academy’s important work. When she’s not in the classroom, Madeleine enjoys immersing herself in local history, and you can often find her touring historic house museums in her spare time.