Lori Charette

Lori Charette is a Researcher at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in Tissue Microarray Technology within the Pathology Developmental Histology department. She holds an MBA from Albertus Magnus College (2009) and a Biology undergraduate degree from Southern Connecticut State University (1984), with certifications in Histology and Medical Technology.

Her research focuses on optimizing Tissue Microarray methods for cancer diagnostics and global education. She co-manages Yale's vast tissue archives containing millions of blocks, contributing to oncology and molecular pathology studies. Her work spans collaborations with David Rimm, Robert Camp, and Barbara Burtness, with 5 peer-reviewed publications highlighting innovations in histological analysis.

Lori was awarded the Yale University President's Award for Staff Excellence in 2014 for her professional contributions. She can be contacted at lori.charette@yale.edu. Her work bridges clinical pathology with advanced tissue-based research, ensuring high standards in sample preservation and diagnostic techniques.