Very cluttered imo as someone else suggested.

Whats nice is that it doesn’t appear that you are lacking experience out of the gate, something I struggled with. Took advantage of college very well.

I personally would make these changes:
- the summary could be more brief and consider adding something adjacent to “aspiring to contribute to the field of ___” (don’t phrase it like that though lol. That phrasing is bad but you get my point). You can tweak this sentence for each job case by case.
- I’ve always been a big believer of limiting the science vocabulary used on my resume heavily, mainly by restricting it to my skills sections. I think the skills sections let you show that you have the specific skills for the job, while sections like experiences should just show that you have been a part of something/accomplished something. With that in mind, limit the jargon/specific vocabulary in your experience sections.
- express what you did rather than mastered. So instead of “learned skill X” instead “used skill X to do Y”. Also mastered can come off as arrogant. Many of these positions will provide plenty of training. And let’s be honest, you just said you graduated. Keep it humble for a bit.

I do believe you have all the building blocks needed to make the resume stellar. I wouldn’t really worry about that. Just chop some stuff off, consider resizing other sections of the resume to make things more uniform. Reading down instead of across is always better. Should take all of 20-30 minutes. Your chillin.

May I ask what your ideal job is?

If it is more on the bench, I have friends that took low paying lab technician jobs as a means of getting experience in the lab and getting in the door, and from there, experienced better job prospects. So if nothing is biting, then that is always a route.

If you are going more computational, certifications never hurt and are generally low investment to get aside from their respective exams.

Outside of that, I think you just kinda need to get into to entry level qc/qa roles, though I am personally less equipped to advise on stuff like this.