Looks like you have JavaScript disabled. For the full Twine experience, you will need to re-enable it.

Hi, I'm Roberto Ogelman, a neuroscience PhD with hands-on experience in in vivo imaging, electrophysiology, and data analysis. I enjoy designing experiments, solving problems, and communicating findings to both scientific and public audiences. Beyond the bench, I built and led the CU Anschutz Neuroscience Outreach Group, coordinating 50+ events and engaging thousands of community members. I am skilled at grant writing, project management, and translating complex research into accessible content for diverse audiences, students, and collaborators.…Hi, I'm Roberto Ogelman, a neuroscience PhD with hands-on experience in in vivo imaging, electrophysiology, and data analysis. I enjoy designing experiments, solving problems, and communicating findings to both scientific and public audiences. Beyond the bench, I built and led the CU Anschutz Neuroscience Outreach Group, coordinating 50+ events and engaging thousands of community members. I am skilled at grant writing, project management, and translating complex research into accessible content for diverse audiences, students, and collaborators.

Roberto Ogelman





Hi, I'm Roberto Ogelman, a neuroscience PhD with hands-on experience in in vivo imaging, electrophysiology, and data analysis. I enjoy designing experiments, solving problems, and communicating findings to both scientific and public audiences. Beyond the bench, I built and led the CU Anschutz Neuroscience Outreach Group, coordinating 50+ events and engaging thousands of community members. I am skilled at grant writing, project management, and translating complex research into accessible content for diverse audiences, students, and collaborators.…Hi, I'm Roberto Ogelman, a neuroscience PhD with hands-on experience in in vivo imaging, electrophysiology, and data analysis. I enjoy designing experiments, solving problems, and communicating findings to both scientific and public audiences. Beyond the bench, I built and led the CU Anschutz Neuroscience Outreach Group, coordinating 50+ events and engaging thousands of community members. I am skilled at grant writing, project management, and translating complex research into accessible content for diverse audiences, students, and collaborators.

Available to hire

Hi, I’m Roberto Ogelman, a neuroscience PhD with hands-on experience in in vivo imaging, electrophysiology, and data analysis. I enjoy designing experiments, solving problems, and communicating findings to both scientific and public audiences.

Beyond the bench, I built and led the CU Anschutz Neuroscience Outreach Group, coordinating 50+ events and engaging thousands of community members. I am skilled at grant writing, project management, and translating complex research into accessible content for diverse audiences, students, and collaborators.

Skills

Experience Level

Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

Intermediate

Intermediate

Language

English

Fluent

Italian

Fluent

Spanish; Castilian

Fluent

French

Intermediate

Work Experience

Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus

June 1, 2024 - August 1, 2025

Led a long-term project examining neurodevelopmental disorders using in vivo imaging and electrophysiology in rodent models; published work including first-author Nature Communications (2024); managed 50+ volunteers and engaged in community outreach; secured $85k NRSA F31 personal funding; presented findings at 15+ conferences.

Doctoral Researcher at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

August 1, 2018 - May 1, 2024

Conducted doctoral research in neuroscience training program; authored 5 high-impact publications and 2 reviews; contributed to grant writing for R01; helped establish officially recognized neuroscience outreach group and secured long-term community funding; mentored PhD students and undergraduates.

Research Assistant at University of Washington

August 1, 2016 - July 1, 2018

Collaborated across laboratories resulting in 2 publications on drug-induced hearing loss; delivered 3 conference presentations and led lab meetings with 20+ participants; trained undergraduates; maintained colonies for zebrafish experiments.

Research Intern at Tulane University, Center for Stem Cell Research

September 1, 2015 - May 1, 2016

Designed stem-cell-based experiments exploring therapies for multiple sclerosis; contributed to data collection and manuscript writing, leading to 2 co-authored publications with 100+ citations; presented at multiple conferences.

Undergraduate Researcher at Tulane University, Department of Cell & Molecular Biology

January 1, 2014 - December 1, 2014

Designed a comprehensive stem cell biology project, culminating in a dissertation and co-authored publications; developed organizational and attention-to-detail skills through management of mouse colonies.