Jackie Eibisch

As a fourth-year Bachelor of Arts and Science student at McGill University, I double major in Chemistry and Gender, Sexuality, Feminism, and Social Justice Studies, bringing an interdisciplinary approach to scientific research. My experience in laboratory research has honed my skills in data analysis, experimental design, and scientific communication. I have hands-on expertise with various chemical analysis techniques, including liquid-liquid extraction, chromatography, and spectroscopic methods such as NMR, IR, and Mass Spectrometry. Additionally, I am proficient in scientific software such as ChemDraw, MestReNova, Microsoft Excel, and PyMol, ensuring precise data interpretation and visualization.

Undergraduate Researcher

Department of Chemistry, McGill University

01/24 - 04/24

• Investigated chiral bismuth molecules for parity violation studies under Dr. Bohle
• Optimized synthesis of dimethyl-L-tartrate ligand for coordination with triphenyl bismuth
• Characterized compounds via NMR, IR, Mass Spectrometry, and X-ray Crystallography

Case Study Researcher

AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM)

09/24 - 12/24 

• Assessed barriers to healthcare access for marginalized communities living with HIV
• Conducted interviews and surveys to evaluate patient needs and organizational improvements
• Developed a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed action plan for service enhancement