Katharina Danielski

Katharina Danielski has over 15 years of experience in the biotechnology industry. Katharina most recently worked at Scale Biosciences as a Senior Field Application Scientist since April 2023. Prior to that, they were employed at Telesis Bio from October 2021 to April 2023 as a Staff Field Application Scientist. In this role, they provided technical support for the company's BioXp system and Gibson Assembly technology and was involved in new product development projects.

Before Telesis Bio, Katharina worked at 10x Genomics for over four years as a Staff Field Application Scientist from April 2017 to September 2021. Their responsibilities included assisting customers with the use of 10x Genomics assays, providing on-site training, and contributing to group projects and process improvement. Katharina was also recognized for their outstanding support and received the titles of "Rookie Field Application Scientist in EMEA 2017" and "FAS of the Year in EMEA 2018."

Prior to their tenure at 10x Genomics, Katharina was employed at Affymetrix as a Field Application Specialist from July 2013 to March 2017 and as an Application Support Specialist from September 2010 to July 2013. In these roles, they provided technical support and troubleshooting for microarray products and assisted customers with experimental design and data analysis.

Katharina began their career with internships at La Trobe University and UMC St Radboud, where they gained experience in molecular biology and research projects. Katharina conducted an internship at the Department of Microbiology at La Trobe University, focusing on antiviral proteins, and another internship at the Department of Tumor Immunology at UMC St Radboud, studying the function of the DC-STAMP molecule.

Additionally, Katharina worked as a student assistant at Radboud University Nijmegen, where they provided instruction and computer training for data analysis software to Molecular Life Science students. Katharina also conducted a short internship at UMC St Radboud's Department of Human Genetics, analyzing DNA for copy number variations in schizophrenia patients using microarray technology.

Overall, Katharina Danielski has a wealth of experience in providing technical support, conducting research, and contributing to product development and improvement in the biotechnology industry.

Katharina Danielski's education history begins in 1996 when they attended Gymnasium der Schulstiftung Seligenthal. Katharina completed their Abitur in Biology, General in 2004. Following their bachelor's degree, they enrolled at Radboud University from 2004 to 2007, majoring in Molecular Life Sciences. Finally, they pursued a Master of Science in Molecular Life Sciences at Radboud University from 2007 to 2010.