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Founder of Abbratech, Precision Biotools and Encodia at Encodia
Location: Branford, Connecticut, United States 12 work roles 4 schools
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Founder of Abbratech, Precision Biotools and Encodia
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Branford, Connecticut, United States

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Michael Weiner is listed as Founder of Abbratech, Precision Biotools and Encodia at Encodia, based in Branford, Connecticut, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at encodia.com, phone signal with area code 203, 619, 858, 919, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Michael Weiner.

Michael Weiner previously worked as Founder and CEO at Abbratech And Precision Biotools and Co-Founder at Encodia. Michael Weiner holds Post-Doc, Physical Chemistry from Cornell University.

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Serial Scientific Entrepreneur. Founder and CEO of Abbratech and Precision Biotools. Inventor of site-directed antibodies.Notable life sciences tools developed (all published in scientific peer reviewed literature and most issued US patents) include: 1st to clone and sequence BamHI (Ph.D. thesis, Cornell Univ.), 1st to code the use of a rolling hash computer algorithm for DNA analysis, sole inventor of QuikChange Mutagenesis, pCR-Script directional blunt-ended cloning method, paired-end DNA sequencing, emulsion PCR (454 Life Sciences), droplet PCR (RainDance Technologies), HT Y2H for protein::protein interaction, (GlaxoSmithKline), HT phage display for Ab discovery (Affomix), inventor of DNA bar-coded Luminex beads for multiplex DNA genotyping, expanded radix algorithm for more efficient DNA sequence storage (Illumina), invented the pMINERVA scFv to IgG cloning and expression system (AxioMx). Inventor in NextGen DNA sequencing, and NextGen Proteomics sequencingFounder of Affomix (proteomics, acquired by Illumina), AxioMx (proteomics, acquired by Abcam), GnuBio (NextGen DNA sequencing, acquired by BioRad), and Encodia (NextGen protein sequencing). Director of The Rothberg Institute for Childhood Diseases and CSO of 454 Life Sciences (NextGen DNA Sequencing, Acquired by Roche) and RainDance Technologies (microfluidics, acquired by BioRad).Co-author of papers and named inventor on numerous patents. Editor for BioTechniques and serves on several SABs and BoDs. Member of several NIH review panels and has been awarded over $30M in R01, R21, SBIR Phase I and II, Fast-track, Direct-to Phase II, U19 and U53 grant. Awarded DARPA funding. Winner of both Connecticut Entrepreneur of the year and CiteAb lifetime achievement awards.Ph.D. in Genetics from Cornell University cloning, sequencing and characterizing the psm genes of temperate bacteriophages of Bacillus species, including M.BamHI. Minors in Microbiol. and Biochem. Post-doc designing, synthesizing Thrombin, RNaseA genes, investigated protein refolding under Dr H. Scheraga (Dept of Physical Chemistry, Cornell University).Professional ceramicist, specializing in macro-crystalline glazes and image-transfer onto clay. Invented and submitted several novel methods for image transfer onto clay in Pottery Making Illustrated and has taught several ceramics workshops at Guilford Art Center and Wesleyan Pottery Studio.Scientific specialties: Tech dev: Genetics, Genomics, Mol. Biol., Proteomics, biol. applications in emulsions and small volumes (<50 pL), DNA sequencing, Bioeng., Instrumentation

Listed skills include Genomics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Dna, and 19 others.

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Encodia
Encodia
Founder of Abbratech, Precision Biotools and Encodia
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12 roles · 37 years

Michael Weiner work experience

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Founder And Ceo

Current
Abbratech And Precision Biotools

Precision-targeted therapeutic antibodies based on our proprietary 'Epivolve' technology.

Dec 2020 - Present

Co-Founder

Current

San Diego, CA, US

We are a privately held biotech company developing a highly-parallelized protein analysis platform.​ "Our vision is to transform biomedical research by delivering next-gen proteomics technology."

Jan 2017 - Present

Owner

Current
Next Generation Tile (Nextgen Tile)

Private outlet for sale of ceramics and other artwork.

May 2010 - Present

V.P. Research

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, GB

AxioMx was acquired by Abcam on November 11, 2015. Being able to access the tools already in place at Abcam and leveraging the technology we developed at AxioMx will be an incredible opportunity. My immediate goal is to make this integration succeed with zero down-time.

Nov 2015 - Jan 2021

Founder And Chief Scientific Officer

Axiomx Inc. (Acquired By Abcam In 2015)

It currently takes 4-6 months to generate high-affinity, high specificity reagents. Through advances in automation, molecular biology and genetics, my AxioMx goal is to reduce this time period to less than 2 weeks.

Feb 2012 - Nov 2015

Founder And Scientific Consultant

Cambridge, MA, US

Company founder and Scientific Consultant. GnuBio uses microfluidics and proprietary emulsion libraries to sequence DNA.

Jan 2008 - Jan 2014

Founder And Cso

Affomix Corp (Acquired By Illumina, Inc In 2010)

Company founder and CSO. Affomix developed automated methods to screen for antibodies against peptide and protein antigens. We invented the use of microemulsions for screening phage display libraries by fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS). Prior to the Illumina acquisition we brought in over $4MM in NIH grant and external contract funding and raised.

2006 - Jan 2012

V.P., Molecular Sciences

Billerica, MA, US

As one of the first employees at RainDance Technologies, M.Weiner invented and helped develop a droplet tracking scheme for emulsion library constituents and co-invented the use of emulsion PCR for target-sequence amplification for Next-generation DNA sequencers. Additional applications he developed included single-enzyme and single-cell analysis in.

2003 - 2007 ~4 yrs

Director

Rothberg Institute

Developed phage-display and emulsion-based screening methodology for antibody-therapeutic treatments for tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC). Led team that developed first cell-based model system for TSC. Led team that analyzed TSC tissues for up-regulated genes involved in TSC tumors.

2002 - 2006 ~4 yrs

V.P., Molecular Sciences

Branford, CT, US

Dr Weiner co-invented the first commercial Next-generation DNA sequencer and was a co-inventor of emulsion PCR for template preparation for Next-generation DNA sequencing. He led research and development for both the Molecular Biology and Engineering teams for the first 3 years of 454's existence and brought in over $10MM in NIH funding.

2000 - 2003 ~3 yrs

Head, Dept. Of Genomic Sciences

Brentford, Middlesex, GB

Invented and developed: 1) Luminex-based SNP genotyping using DNA ZipCoded beads, 2) automated high-throughput yeast two-hybrid system, 3) new multifunctional expression vectors for baculoviral and adenoviral expression in insect and mammalian cells. Head of department responsible for DNA sequencing and gene expression analysis for the RTP site and a.

1995 - 2000 ~5 yrs

Sr. Staff Scientist

US

At Stratagene Dr Weiner invented and developed several products for the reagent marketplace, including: Quikchange, (a method for site-directed mutagenesis) and pCRScript, a system for cloning PCR fragments.

1989 - 1995 ~6 yrs
4 education records

Michael Weiner education

Post-Doc, Physical Chemistry

Cornell University

Ph.D., Genetics

Cornell University

B. Sci., Microbiology And Immunology

Penn State University

H.S., Academic

Council Rock High School
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What company does Michael Weiner work for?

Michael Weiner works for Encodia.

What is Michael Weiner's role at Encodia?

Michael Weiner is listed as Founder of Abbratech, Precision Biotools and Encodia at Encodia.

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AeroLeads has found 10 phone signal(s) with area code 203, 619, 858, 919 for Michael Weiner at Encodia.

Where is Michael Weiner based?

Michael Weiner is based in Branford, Connecticut, United States while working with Encodia.

What companies has Michael Weiner worked for?

Michael Weiner has worked for Abbratech And Precision Biotools, Encodia, Next Generation Tile (Nextgen Tile), Abcam, and Axiomx Inc. (Acquired By Abcam In 2015).

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What schools did Michael Weiner attend?

Michael Weiner holds Post-Doc, Physical Chemistry from Cornell University.

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Michael Weiner is listed with skills including Genomics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Dna, Dna Sequencing, Biotechnology, Genetics, and Proteomics.

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