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Rebecca E. Rose
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Current Address Permanent Address
534 Joslen Boulevard, Apt. 234 (concealed information) 59 Wilshire Drive
Hudson, New York 12534 (concealed information) Albany, New York 12205
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1) Education

2010 - Dec. 2015 Ph.D. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry, The RNA Institute
University at Albany, Albany, NY
Research Advisor: Dr. Daniele Fabris

2006 - 2009 B.A. Chemistry
Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY
Research Advisor: Dr. Neil Fitzgerald

2) Academic Appointments

2016 - Postdoctoral Associate, University at Albany (SUNY)

3) Professional Activities

a) Professional organizations

Member of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry (2012- )
Member of the American Chemical Society (2006- )

b) Business activities

Graduate of the Albany Medical College Biomedical Acceleration and Commercialization Center Academy
Completed the NYS Capital Region Innovation Corp Site Program (performed over 60 customer interviews)


4) Teaching/Training Responsibilities

a) Courses taught at the University at Albany

Achm 124: General Chemistry Lab I
Achm 550A: Advanced Forensic Chemistry Lab
Achm 550B: Advanced Forensic Chemistry Lab
Achm 430: Instrumental Analysis Lab

b) Courses taught at Marist College

CHEM 131: General Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 132: General Chemistry II Lab
CHEM 215: Organic Chemistry I Lab
CHEM 216: Organic Chemistry II Lab
CHEM 355: Analytical Chemistry Lab



c) Mentored undergraduate and graduate research assistants, postdoctoral fellows, and staff:

Reza Nemati
Michael Miller
Colin Aldrich
Daniel Conley
William McIntyre
Erica Brunelle
Jennifer Giza
Manuel Pazos
Ben Bayly
Kaycie Lawson
Jaqueline Morales-Bazioli
Andy Wu

5) Publications

(5) Rose, R. E.; and Fabris, D. “Mapping post-transcriptional modifications to explore the epitranscriptome” RNA Wires (2016) Under review.

(4) Rose, R. E.; Pazos, M. A.; Curcio, M.J.; and Fabris, D. “Global profiling of RNA post-transcriptional modifications as an effective tool for investigating the epitranscriptomics of stress response” Mol. Cell. Prot. (2016) In press.

(3) Rose, R. E.; Quinn, R; Sayre, J; and Fabris, D. “Profiling ribonucleotide modifications at full-transcriptome level: a step towards MS-based epitranscriptomics” RNA 21, 1-14 (2015)

(2) Quinn, R; Basanta-Sanchez, M.; Rose, R. E.; and Fabris, D. “Direct Infusion analysis of nucleotide mixtures of very similar or identical elemental composition” J. Mass Spectrom. 48, 703-712 (2013)

(1) Rose, R. E.; and Fitzgerald, N. “Incorporating a Forensic Science Problem-Solving Activity into an Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Course” The Chemical Educator 19, 319-322 (2011)

6) Proceedings Abstracts

(14) “Transcriptome wide analysis of viral immunity in killer yeast” Lawson, K.*, McIntyre, W., Rose, R.E., Fabris, D., American Society for Microbiology Eastern New York Branch Symposium, Albany, NY (Nov. 2016)

(13) “Mass spectrometry-based RNomics: advancing techniques in ion mobility and fragmentation for modified nucleic acids” Rebecca Rose* and Daniele Fabris, 8th Life Science Research Symposium, Albany, NY (Nov. 2016)

(12) “MS-based epitranscriptomics: new roles for ion mobility and fragmentation techniques” Daniele Fabris*, Jennifer Lippens, Michael Miller, William McIntyre, and Rebecca Rose, 63rd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, San Antonio, TX (Jun. 2016)

(11) “Mass spectrometry approaches for global and targeted surveys of ribonucleotide modifications in yeast and HeLa cells” J. Giza*, J. Bazioli, W. McIntyre, R. Rose and D. Fabris, symposium lecture at the SUNY Albany Biology Undergraduate Research Symposium, Albany, NY (Apr. 2015)

(10) “The use of DNA probe hybridization techniques coupled with mass spectrometry to map ribonucleotide variants in viral genomes” K. Lawson*, W. McIntyre, R. Rose, and D. Fabris, SUNY Albany Biology Undergraduate Research Symposium, Albany, NY (Apr. 2015)

(9) “Mass spectrometry approaches for global and targeted surveys of ribonucleotide modifications in yeast and HeLa cells” J. Giza*, J. Bazioli, R. Rose and D. Fabris, 2nd Annual Symposium on RNA Science and its Applications, Albany, NY (Mar. 2015)

(8) “Mapping ribonucleotide variants in viral genomes” K. Lawson*, W. McIntyre, R. Rose, and D. Fabris, 2nd Annual Symposium on RNA Science and its Applications, Albany, NY (Mar. 2015)

(7) “Comprehensive ribonucleotide modification maps as possible tracking tools for the multistage processes involved in cell transformation from normalcy to malignancy” R. Rose*, J. Giza, and D. Fabris, 62nd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Baltimore, MD (Jun. 2014)

(6) “Investigating post-transcriptional modifications of viral RNA by affinity capture and MS analysis” W. McIntyre*, R. Rose, M. Arra, M. Canki, C. Pager, and D. Fabris, 62nd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Baltimore, MD (Jun. 2014)

(5) “Mass spectrometry-based RNomics: global surveys of ribonucleotide modifications as possible indicators of metabolic and cellular state” R. Rose*, R. Quinn, and D. Fabris, symposium lecture at the 2013 RNA Upstate New York: Finger Lakes RNA Conference, Canandaigua, NY (Oct. 2013)

(4) “Comprehensive maps of ribonucleotide modifications as possible indicators of cell identity, epigenetic, and metabolic state” R. Rose*, R. Quinn, D. Fabris, symposium lecture at the 61st ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Minneapolis, MN (Jun. 2013)

(3) “Expanding the nuclease toolkit for the middle-down characterization of chemically modified or crosslinked RNA” M. Scalabrin*, et al., 61st ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Minneapolis, MN (Jun. 2013)

(2) “Comparison of the on-line nano-LC-MS analysis of oligonucleotides by anion exchange and reverse phase chromatography” R. Rose*, J. Mangrum, D. Fabris, 60th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Vancouver, CA (May 2012)

(1) “Toward rapid transcriptome-wide analysis of ribonucleotide modifications by high-resolution mass spectrometry” R. Quinn*, R. Rose, B. Mangrum, D. Fabris, 60th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Vancouver, CA (May 2012)

7) Invited Lectures and Seminars

(3) Invited speaker at ASMS’s Nucleic Acids Interest Group (Jun. 2015)

(2) Seminar at Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY (Nov. 2014)

(1) “Using global surveys of RNA modifications to reveal the multistage processes involved in cell discrimination, metabolism and pathological state” R.Rose*, J. Giza, and D. Fabris, invited lecture at the Hudson Valley RNA Club, Albany, NY (Feb. 2014)

8) Awards and Stipends

(7) ASMS Student Travel Stipend. $300 for six hour work shift at annual conference. (2015)

(6) The RNA Institute Student Travel Award. $600 for conference travel expenses. (2015)

(5) ASMS Student Travel Stipend. $300 for six hour work shift at annual conference. (2014)

(4) Chemistry Graduate Student Travel Award. $500 endowment award. (2014)

(3) The RNA Institute Student Travel Award. $600 for conference travel expenses. (2013)

(2) ASMS Student Travel Stipend. $300 for six hour work shift at annual conference. (2013)

(1) Chemistry Graduate Student Travel Award. $500 endowment award.