Johns Hopkins and NIH-trained researcher. Former founding director of NYU's Precision Immunology Laboratory, now leading two start-ups - Talon Biomarkers (CEO, Founder) and TerraFlow (CSO, Co-Founder).Internationally recognized leader in the development and application of polychromatic (28-color) flow cytometry, immunoassays, and emerging single cell technologies (both proteomic and transcriptomic). Acclaimed lecturer and teacher; Former ISAC Scholar and Council Member. Papers:http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=AZJPfkEAAAAJ&hl=enNIH Video Profile:http://irp.nih.gov/our-research/research-in-action/going-with-the-flowFeatured Expert In:1) Documentary discussing antibody reproducibility. https://www.biocompare.com/Reproducibility/Antibody-Validation-Challenges/2) Documentary on immunotherapy.https://www.biocompare.com/Immunotherapy/3416-People-Interviewed/Selected Accomplishments:1) Lead author of first paper describing 18-color flow cytometry2) Designed and executed largest polychromatic flow cytometry studies performed to date3) Identified biomarkers in early HIV, defined immune mechanisms in EBV4) Developed key immunoassay for identification of antigen-specific CD4+ T-cells5) Led multi-discipline, multi-member team that developed 30-parameter flow cytometry (particularly BD's Symphony instrumentation)6) Introduced quantum dots and brilliant violet dyes for use in flow cytometry7) Key contributions to the development of many bioinformatic tools for analysis of single cell data8) Optimized highly multiplexed (96 transcript) qPCR system for use in immune monitoring; co-author on 1st paper introducing CITE-Seq technology9) Key contributions to impactful studies describing fundamental T-cell immunity and disease pathogenesis10) Unique and creative contributions to cytometry community, including new manuscript type (OMIPS) and development of an on-line learning platform (CYTO U).Please contact me for a recent copy of my CV, or "connect" with me here.
Listed skills include Flow Cytometry, Immunology, Cell Biology, Cell, and 19 others.