Margret Einarson, PhD

Research Associate Professor, Manager, High Throughput Screening Facility

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Calculated based on number of publications stored in Pure and citations from Scopus
Calculated based on number of publications stored in Pure and citations from Scopus
1995 …2025

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Lab Overview

The High Throughput Screening Facility (HTSF) provides a resource for investigators to incorporate high throughput approaches and technology platforms for the advancement of translational research programs. In my role as Manager of the HTSF, my aim is to enable each investigator to utilize the reagents and technologies in the facility to further the overall research program in their individual laboratory.  Towards this end, I provide consultation on screening projects and assist in the development and performance of small molecule and RNAi screens. In addition, the HTSF provides unique instrumentation on the FCCC campus that can be utilized in both HTS and non-screening projects.  For investigators seeking more limited use of instrumentation, I offer advice and training to their laboratory personnel to allow them to select and apply optimal applications of the HTS technology for their experiments of interest.  In addition, I coordinate between facilities for HTSF projects (such as the Biosample Repository or the Biostatistics Facility) to assist researchers to move their science forward as efficiently as possible.  In another role, I provide support of clinical investigators, supporting the development and implementation of research correlates for clinical studies.

Research interests

  • The HTSF offers expertise and specialized technology platforms providing support for translational projects within laboratory and clinic-based research programs
  • Provide education, expertise and instrumentation for researchers to employ high throughput approaches
  • Assist investigators to execute high throughput screens using small molecule and RNAi libraries to understand and target cellular pathways to identify potential cancer therapeutics
  • Provide support and materials for grant and publication submission

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