Megan Altemus

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Email Megan Altemus at m.altemus@vanderbilt.edu. This email is the most updated Megan Altemus email found in 2026.

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To contact Megan Altemus send an email to m.altemus@vanderbilt.edu. (updated on October 30, 2024)

Lab Manager Winder Lab / Calipari Lab / Vanderbilt Center for Addiction Research at Vanderbilt University | Nashville, Tennessee, United States

About Megan Altemus

Megan Altemus serves as the Lab Manager for both the Winder Lab and Calipari Lab at the Vanderbilt Center for Addiction Research, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing research initiatives aimed at understanding the complexities of addiction. With a robust background in laboratory management within the higher education sector, Megan is adept at orchestrating multifaceted research projects that align with the strategic goals of principal investigators (PIs). Her expertise encompasses a wide array of laboratory techniques, including Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR), and advanced histological methods, which are essential for the rigorous analysis of biological samples.

In her current role, Megan consults closely with PIs to meticulously plan and organize experiments, ensuring that project milestones are achieved efficiently. She is instrumental in the preparation and editing of data for publications and grant submissions, showcasing her strong analytical skills and attention to detail. Additionally, Megan manages lab reimbursements and coordinates candidate visits, acting as a crucial liaison for the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) to uphold the highest standards of animal welfare in research practices.

Her extensive experience in animal husbandry, managing approximately 400 cages, further underscores her commitment to ethical research methodologies. Megan's proficiency in DNA extraction, RNA isolation, and Western blotting not only enhances the lab's operational capabilities but also contributes significantly to the ongoing research efforts at Vanderbilt. With a Master’s Degree focused on relevant scientific disciplines, Megan continues to be a driving force in fostering a collaborative and innovative research environment, making significant strides in the field of addiction research.

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