Alycia Fulton

Alycia Fulton has extensive work experience in the biotechnology industry, with a focus on process development and technical operations. Alycia currently holds the role of Senior Scientist, Biologics CMC at TG Therapeutics, Inc., where they are responsible for process development and MSAT technical operations of an outsourced monoclonal antibody program. Alycia collaborates with internal and external teams to discuss execution strategy, process improvements, and regulatory interactions. Alycia has also contributed to regulatory filings and authored prompt responses to agency questions.

Prior to their current role, Alycia worked at bluebird bio. As a Senior Associate Scientist, Cellular Process Development, they were involved in improving the manufacturing process for CAR-T cells, including isolation, transduction with LVV, and purification of the final drug product. Alycia designed DOE studies and supported large-scale manufacturing for in vivo studies. Additionally, they trained junior lab staff in aseptic and sterile cell processing techniques.

At bluebird bio, Alycia also served as a Senior Associate Scientist, Downstream Vector Process Development. In this role, they performed process characterization studies and designed predictive models using DOE for lentiviral vector purification. Alycia effectively led lab execution, analyzed study results, and presented key findings to stakeholders. Alycia also authored process characterization reports supporting PJR and filings.

Before entering the biotechnology industry, Alycia worked as a Graduate Research Assistant at the Engineered Microhabitats Research Group. Alycia also served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Connecticut.

Overall, Alycia Fulton's work experience showcases their expertise in process development, technical operations, and collaborative cross-functional work in the biotechnology industry.

Alycia Fulton's education history begins with their high school education at Nonnewaug High School, where they earned their High School Diploma in Veterinary Sciences from 2007 to 2011. Alycia then went on to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Animal Sciences from the University of Connecticut, which they completed from 2011 to 2015. Following their undergraduate studies, Alycia continued their education at the University of Connecticut, this time specializing in Chemical Engineering and earning a Master of Science (M.S.) degree from 2015 to 2017.