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Contact Information
Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
Tufts University
Science & Technology Center
4 Colby Street
Medford, MA 02155
Lab: (SciTech 286) 617.627.2685
Desk: (SciTech 284) 617.627.2585
Fax: 617.627.3991
E-mail: brett [dot] boghigian [at] tufts [dot] edu
Purification Process Development
Drug Substance Development
Wyeth BioPharma
1 Burtt Road
Andover, MA 01810
Desk: G1001-01 (978.247.3167 or x3167)
Lab: A201
E-mail: boghigb [at] wyeth [dot] com
Education
2007 B.S. Chemical Engineering (philosophy minor), Tufts University
Work Experience
May07-present - Wyeth BioPharma, Purification Process Development
May05-present - Pfeifer Lab, Chemical & Biological Engineering, Tufts University
Sep04-May05 - Kaplan Lab, Biomedical Engineering, Tufts University
Jun04-Sep04 - PerkinElmer Life & Analytical Sciences, Biochemistry
May04-Aug04 - Noelle Industries, Process Manufacturing
Lab Work
General Information
To be updated.
Projects
To be updated.
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Publication:
* Scrivener E, Boghigian BA, Golenko E, Bogdanova A, Jackson P, Mikulskis A, Denoyer E, Courtney P, Lopez MF, Patton WF. Performance validation of an improved Xenon-arc lamp-based CCD camera system for multispectral imaging in proteomics. Proteomics. 2005 Nov;5(17):4354-66. (PubMed)
Abstract:
* Stehmann C, Boghigian BA, Golenko E, Scrivener E, Patton WF, Lopez MF. A Xenon-arc lamp-based charge-coupled device (CCD) camera system for multispectral imaging in proteomics. Mol Cell Proteomics. (Abstract from HUPO (Human Proteome Organization) 3rd Annual World Congress) (Poster)
Academic & Research Interests
My academic and research interests lie in integrating molecular biology and biochemistry with engineering techniques for a broad-range of clinical applications. Specifically, I am interested in metabolic engineering, computational systems biology and bioinformatics, analytical proteomics and metabolomics, bioprocess and biochemical engineering, tissue engineering, and protein purification.
Aside from true research interests, there are a few other fields which I try to keep up with in popular science: theoretical physics, computational biophysics, evolutionary biology and biomacromolecular evolution, philosophy of molecular biology, biomedical ethics, and more recently alternative fuel technology.
Personal
I graduated with a B.S. in chemical engineering and a minor in philosophy from Tufts University in May of 2007. Starting the fall of 2007, I will be pursuing a M.S. degree in chemical engineering in our department. If not evident from my native accent, I grew up in a suburb of Boston: Bedford, MA and attended Bedford High School. I enjoy hanging out with my friends, watching movies (The Godfather and Scarface, in particular), watching the Patriots and Red Sox, listening to music (that’s right, Academy Award Winners Three 6 Mafia, and playing sports (tennis, golf, ping-pong, whiffleball (if that's a sport), baseball, and basketball).
Links
About Me
- Article/Picture in the Tufts Daily (3/13/06) - 2006 Undergraduate Research Symposium
- On the CHBE Department website
Labs of Interest
- Gregory Stephanopoulos (MIT)
- Kyongbum Lee (Tufts)
- Daniel I.C. Wang (MIT)
- Drew Endy (MIT)
- Kelvin Lee (Cornell)
- Jay Kesling (UC Berkeley)
- Chaitan Khosla (Stanford) (this website is old because Prof. Pfeifer is still in it, but none the less funny to see him in graduate school)
- Christina Smolke (CalTech)
- Frances Arnold (CalTech)
- David Cane (Brown)
- George Whitesides (Harvard)
- Gavin MacBeath (Harvard)
- George Church (Harvard)
- Christopher Walsh (Harvard)
