Collin Livingston

Collin Livingston began their work experience in 2016 at South Dakota State University as an Undergraduate Student Researcher, where they conducted research on the role of primary cilia in lymphangiogenesis. Their responsibilities included solution preparation, confocal microscopy for generating 3D images of lymphatic vessels, and cell culture.

In 2018, Collin joined SAB Biotherapeutics as a Research Associate in the Quality Control department. Here, they performed analytical testing and released polyclonal antibody therapeutics for human use. Collin utilized various analytical methods, such as immunoassays and potency assays, following cGMP guidelines.

Later, Collin took on the role of Senior Research Associate at SAB Biotherapeutics. Their priorities included analytical method development, optimization, and validation following cGMP and USP/EP/ICH guidelines. Collin authored various controlled documents, such as standard operating procedures and analytical reports.

Collin Livingston pursued their education from 2013 to 2018 at South Dakota State University, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry.