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Moshe Pritsker, Ph.D.
CEO, Editor-in-Chief, Co-founder
Moshe.Pritsker@jove.com
Dr. Pritsker has developed the JoVE idea based on his deep familiarity with current problems of biological research, acquired through more than 10 years of work in this area. He holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from Princeton University and an M.Sc. in Chemistry from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Results of his research on stem cells, genomics, bioinformatics and HIV were published in leading scientific journals (PNAS, JBC, Genome Research and Biochemistry) and patent applications. Prior to co-founding JoVE, Dr. Pritsker held a position of post-doctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Nikita Bernstein
CTO, Co-founder
Nikita.Bernstein@jove.com
Nikita Bernstein has more than 8 years of experience in development and marketing of Web-based applications. Mr. Bernstein holds a B.Sc. with a double major in computer science and mathematics from Rutgers University. Prior to co-founding JoVE, he held the position of first a software developer and then director of marketing at SiMX Corporation, which specializes in development of data-driven web applications and data processing and reporting solutions. |
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Aaron Kolski-Andreaco, Ph.D.
Editor, Director of Content
Aaron.Kolski-Andreaco@JoVE.com
Aaron Kolski-Andreaco produced his first video protocol in 2005, while visiting the laboratory of Robert H. Chow at the University of Southern California to learn how to isolate and culture adrenal chromaffin cells - a technique instrumental in his doctoral work. Convinced of the power of video for instruction in the sciences, he began contributing content to JoVE for it's second issue and officially joined the journal as an editor in April 2007. Aaron holds a PhD from the University of California, Irvine where he studied the role of potassium channel function in the regulation of the stress response and hypertension under the guidance of K. George Chandy. He has published in JBC, PNAS, Current Biology, and Current Medicinal Chemistry. |
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Nandita Singh, Ph.D.
Science Editor
Nandita.Singh@JoVE.com
Dr. Singh holds a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from University of South Carolina, Columbia and a M.Sc. in Molecular Biology from Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India. Nandita completed her post-doctoral work at the Whitehead Institute and worked in the Biotech Industry for over two years. She has published in leading journals including Nature, Nature Genetics, Genes and Development and Current Biology. She is convinced that the power of the visual media far exceeds the written word especially when it comes to describing biological methods. In her opinion, video protocols are an invaluable tool to make challenging biological techniques more reproducible and accessible to the entire scientific community.
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Mark H. Shalinsky, Ph.D.
Science Editor
Mark.Shalinsky@JoVE.com
Mark Shalinsky earned a PhD in neuroscience from the Montreal Neurological Institute at McGill University. He is a technique oriented scientists who has investigated every aspect of cortical networks from in vitro electrophysiology to fMRI brain imaging. Through visiting labs either learning or teaching techniques, Mark understands how JoVE fills a gap present in the scientific publishing world.
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Kerianne Crandall, M.A.
Director of Library Relations
Kerianne.Crandall@JoVE.com
Kerianne studied chemistry and biochemistry at The College of the Holy Cross conducting research under Dr. Richard Herrick. She then went on to the University of Texas at Austin to complete an M.A. studying pathogenic Burkholderia under Dr. Katy Brown of Imperial College. Kerianne has been published in Chemical Communications, Journal of Organometallic Chemistry and Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Her background in instructing at the high school and college level and frustrations with using poorly written methods papers has lead her to believe that JoVE is the next step in helping scientists to advance their work farther and more efficiently. Kerianne works closely with academics, guiding them through the publication process.
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Bjoern Brembs, Ph.D.
Associate Editor
Bjoern.Brembs@JoVE.com
Dr. Brembs earned his PhD in Neurobiology and Genetics at the University of Wuerzburg, Germany. He has always been fascinated with animal behavior and his work on spontaneous behavior and operant learning is published in Science, Journal of Neuroscience and PLoS One. Dr. Brembs joined the JoVE team after creating several video publications about his work. It is his opinion that video protocols not only save time and effort in teaching and research, but also can inspire to try entirely new research avenues.
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Hayley Smith
Account Manager
Hayley.Smith@JoVE.com
Prior to joining the JoVE team in 2009, Hayley managed business to business relationships at a mid-size finance company. She received her degree in Biology from University of New Hampshire. She found JoVE to be the perfect opportunity to blend her interest in life sciences with her deep understanding of business, sales and marketing. At JoVE, her primary focus is assisting biotech companies in evaluating and integrating video into their sales and marketing strategies.
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Matthew Kramer, M.B.A
Account Manager
Matthew.Kramer@jove.com
Matthew holds his bachelor’s in Microbiology and his MBA from the Whittemore School of Business at the University of New Hampshire, where he focused on entrepreneurial venture creation. He gained experience as a project management consultant with Lonza Biologics and as a business developer at Glycan Connections, a contract research organization performing glycan characterization. Matthew excels at establishing business relationships and leverages his talents to assist companies in utilizing JoVE’s unique competencies in video publication.
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Phill Jones, Ph.D.
Science Editor - Neuroscience, Editorial Director
Phill.Jones@jove.com
Phill Jones began his scientific career working with the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, during which time he obtained a PhD from Imperial College, London in plasma and atomic physics. Shortly after graduating, Phill moved to Massachusetts to begin a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. With an interest in neuroscience and neurodegenerative disease, Phill developed optical imaging techniques for problems as diverse as in vivo imaging of cerebral blood flow and oxygen metabolism in stroke, protein conformation and interaction with time-domain microscopy, and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy. As a classically trained experimentalist, Phill became acutely aware of a need in the biological sciences for a resource to effectively disseminate gold standard experimental techniques and to do so with high visibility, to encourage innovation and technical excellence at the bench.
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Zhao Chen, Ph.D.
Science Editor
Zhao.Chen@jove.com
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Evan Malkiewich
Office Manager
Evan.Malkiewich@jove.com
Evan holds a B.A. in English from the University of Notre Dame. Always a curious mind, he has been fascinated by science from an early age, feeding his interest with books and at-home experiments. Before working at JoVE, Evan worked for the History Press in Salem, a local publishing company with an emphasis on history. Evan brings his experience with publishing to his work at JoVE where he is helping to expand the frontier of digital publishing. Here he blends his love of science with his strength for verbal expression.
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