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Nathan Basisty

Tenure-Track Investigator at National Institute on Aging (NIA)

Nathan Basisty is a tenure-track investigator and NIH Distinguished Scholar at the National Institute on Aging (NIA). Here are some key details about his background and research:

Education and Training

  • Born in Lviv, Ukraine and raised in Seattle, Washington
  • Received his B.S. in Biochemistry and Ph.D. in Pathology from the University of Washington
  • Completed postdoctoral studies at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging

Current Role

Dr. Basisty joined the NIA in 2022 as a tenure-track investigator and chief of the Translational Geroproteomics Unit (TGU).12

Research Focus

His research leverages advanced mass spectrometry-based proteomic approaches to:

  • Study the molecular underpinnings of aging
  • Discover and treat the underlying biology of aging and age-related diseases like type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease
  • Develop senescence-based biomarkers of aging
  • Identify and validate markers on the surface of senescent cells

Notable Achievements

  • Received a K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award from the NIH in 2020
  • Won two "Aging Cell Best Paper Prizes" in 2014 and 2017
  • Received the Joseph A. Pignolo, Sr. Award in Aging Research in 2016
  • Recognized as a Rising Star in Proteomics and Metabolomics by the Journal of Proteome Research3

Dr. Basisty has made significant contributions to the field of aging research, particularly through his work on developing proteomic approaches to study senescence and age-related diseases.12

Highlights

Feb 2 · linkedin

Are you looking to hire top proteomics talent at US HUPO 2024?

I highly recommend signing up to ‘pitch’ your openings at the conference this year at Monday Evening’s Company and Lab Pitches.  This is a very rare opportunity to pitch your job opportunities to a room full of very talented candidates in proteomics. After the pitches, there will be time for further networking.

We welcome pitches from any industry/sector – government, biotech, academia, etc.

We have a limited number of slots.

Register to pitch your job opportunities here- https://shorturl.at/oELX9

Oct 17 · linkedin

If you are attending US HUPO this year - we have got a really fun and unique oral session topic for you -

"Serendipity in Proteomics"

I am really excited about the idea. This session is organized by ECRs and I think the topic is brilliant. We would love to hear about your serendipitous findings or "lessons learned" in proteomics. Please consider submitting to this topic!

Also - please checkout the agenda at a glance - the ECR is going to have a packed schedule for young researchers this year!

https://lnkd.in/e2z-Ebzv

Great job ECR team and mentors! Saeed Seyedmohammad, Amanda Smythers, Sumaiya Nazli, PhD, MBA, Aleksandra Binek, Dr. Leena Patil, Chad Hyer, Raquel Shortt, Ling Hao, Nicholas M. Riley, PhD, Christopher Solís, PhD, MBA

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Location

Baltimore, Maryland, United States