Daniel Adam

Background

About Daniel Adam

I’m a biochemist with a strong technical foundation in molecular biology, advanced fluorescence microscopy, and quantitative data analysis. In my current role, I investigate Tau protein interactions in the axon initial segment using proteomic approaches and live-cell imaging — a project that deepened my expertise in neurobiology, lentiviral tools, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Beyond research, I’ve become the go-to person in my team for troubleshooting experiments, optimizing protocols, and supporting others with experimental design. I bring hands-on experience with HEK293T, HeLa, iPSCs and neurons, as well as lentivirus production, live-cell imaging, and data workflows in R and ImageJ. I’m now looking to apply my skills outside academia — especially in roles where reliability, scientific rigor, and communication matter. Whether it’s assay development, data analysis, lab operations, or application support, I bring technical excellence, adaptability, and a proactive mindset to every team I join.