Caroline Roth

Caroline Roth is an accomplished scientist with extensive experience in biomedical research, focusing on cellular and molecular biology, immunology, and infectious diseases. Currently a Scientist I at Life Edit Therapeutics, Caroline has progressed through various roles, enhancing expertise in cutting-edge therapeutic developments. Previous roles include Lab Research Analyst II at Duke University School of Medicine, where research on lymphomas utilized CRISPR-Cas9 systems, and a Research Technician at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's HIV Cure Center. Caroline's background includes significant positions at UCSF and California State University, East Bay, where involvement encompassed bioinformatics, molecular cloning, and teaching. Caroline holds multiple degrees in biological sciences, immunology, and biochemistry from prestigious institutions, equipping with a strong foundation to contribute to impactful scientific advancements.