Revati Kadolkar, doctoral student in chemical and biochemical engineering

When was your internship?

Summer 2022

Where was your internship? 

Genentech at Hillsboro Individualized Therapies in Hillsboro, Oregon

What is the focus of your research/internship?

Technology transfer of purification processes for cell and gene therapies. Revati performed technical evaluations of various chromatography and filtration methods through experiment planning, data collection & analysis.

Revati was one of the winners for the Intern Project Showcase at Genentech + Roche. 

A total of 10 winners were selected amongst 300 interns in four different categories (research, operations, commercial, business, etc.) through a voting process across all locations in the US. She received first prize in the 'Operations and Quality' category, and was rewarded with a cash prize.

All participants were required to make a poster and a presentation, along with a short video for explaining the experiments and our overall experience during the 3-day event. 

What advice do you have for students who are interested in getting involved in research or an internship?

While it's very tough to crack an internship or a job, I do recommend not settling on the work profile that you receive. When you find what you love to do, most of the professional growth follows evidently.

Are you a member of any clubs/campus organizations?

Vice President of CBEE GSO.

What are your goals after graduation?

Work as a purification development scientist (downstream processing) in industry.

Learn more about Revati Kadolkar:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/revati-kadolkar-33a676154/ 

Great Opportunity for Alumni and Graduate Students

Are you interested in connecting with young Jews, building community, and strengthening the Downtown Baltimore Jewish community?

Do you like planning events, and helping to gather friends together? 

The Jewish Museum of Maryland and B'nai Israel are looking to hire young adult connectors who will cultivate Jewish life among young adults by organizing social events, educational programs, and religious gatherings on the JMM/B'nai Israel campus.

Connectors will: 

• Connect young Jewish adults with the Museum campus and events.
• Inform the two institutions about engaging young Jewish adults downtown. 
• Promote programs on the Museum campus through targeted and strategic outreach.
• Design and implement a variety of programs for young adults.
• Highlight synergies between existing networks and constituents of both the JMM and B'nai Israel.

Connectors will be expected to work an average of five hours a week and will be compensated at a rate of $20/hour. 

Contact info@jewishmuseummd.org for more information and to express interest in applying.

This project is generously supported by The Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Fund for the Enrichment of Jewish Education.