Jennifer Rutkowski

Jennifer Rutkowski has extensive experience in research and development within the pharmaceutical and polymer sectors. Since 2005, Jennifer has served as a research assistant at ALZA, focusing on drug-device research and development. Prior to this, Jennifer was a research assistant at the Center for the Study of Polymer-Solvent Systems, where experiments were designed to measure the properties of polymer-solvent systems. At Penn State University, Jennifer contributed as a research assistant, working on genetic transformation of Nicotiana tissue and presenting findings during laboratory meetings. Additionally, Jennifer completed a biochemistry internship at Cephalon Pharmaceuticals, developing a phagocytosis model for Alzheimer's drug screening. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Penn State University, obtained in 2003.