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Expert's lab made the first molecular measurement of radon binding to a molecular host in the past year, and is a world expert in noble gases, particularly xenon and radon.

2003 to

(Undisclosed University)

Chemistry

Associate Professor

I run a research lab of 10-20 people, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, and perform many administrative duties. In 2011-12 I was Vice Chair of the Chemistry Department.

2000 to 2002

California Institute of Technology

Biology

Postdoctoral Scholar

I performed research in the labs of Prof. Scott Fraser in the fields of biological imaging and optical microscopy.

• He serves as a reviewer of governmental grant applications, R-01, SBIR, and shared instrumentation proposals. Topics range from biochemistry, biotechnology, imaging science, and bio-analytical chemistry.
• He served as an expert witness for a lawsuit involving an enzymatic cleaning product, representing the defendants. The expert proved that the enzyme activity was maintained in the product and worked as advertised. The expert oversaw a wide range of experiments, in addition to helping to shape the successful defense. The expert wrote an extensive report, was deposed for 8 hours by the plaintiffs, and prepared for presentation at trial. The case was successfully settled just before expert testimony was required.
• He served as an expert witness for a lawsuit involving Omniscan, a top-selling gadolinium-based MRI contrast agent. He represented the patient injured by the MRI agent, and the case was successfully settled in the patient's favor. The expert wrote an extensive report documenting the failiures in drug testing and reporting. He was deposed for 8 hours by the GE lawyers for the defense. This case was successfully setttled in the plaintiffs favor.