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Emily Hickman is a skilled biochemist with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Currently serving as a Research Associate II at Asimov since October 2022, Emily has successfully implemented protocols on a high-throughput cloning pipeline and led research and development projects. Previous experience includes a role as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Molecular Virology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where research focused on rhinovirus, and as a Biochemistry Capstone Student, during which Emily characterized a point mutation in human carbonic anhydrase II. Additional experience encompasses positions in retail management, human resources, and coaching volleyball, demonstrating versatility and strong leadership skills across diverse environments. Core competencies include cloning, gel electrophoresis, DNA extraction, and various molecular biology techniques.