Connor A. Jacobson

Connor A. Jacobson is an accomplished scientist currently serving as a Scientist and Principal Research Associate at BostonGene since January 2022. With extensive knowledge in multi-plexed imaging within cancer immunology, Connor specializes in antibody panel construction and the standardization of reagent inventory. Prior to this role, Connor worked as a Research Associate at Harvard Medical School, contributing to various projects within the Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology and under Dr. Peter Sorger. Earlier experience includes a Research Assistant position at MIT, where Connor explored the effects of high-fat diets on stem cell formation, as well as an Undergraduate Research Assistant role at Trinity College examining auditory stimuli comprehension. Additionally, Connor interned at Cubist Pharmaceuticals, developing a lyophilization formulation platform. Academic credentials include a Master of Arts in Biology with a focus on immuno-oncology from Harvard Extension School and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Neuroscience from Trinity College-Hartford.