Crystalplex Nanotech Leadership
matt@crystalplex.com
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Matt Bootman, Chief Executive Officer & President
Mr. Bootman has over 20 years of experience in commercializing medical
devices and biomaterials. His academic research focused on the use of
fluorescent probes in the study of cancer cells. He has been a
co-founder of several companies and has extensive experience in new
technology development, moving new technologies from laboratory through
pilot phase into manufacturing; managing FDA and USPTO processes,
forming strategic alliances, and managing joint ventures in both
start-ups and large organizations. He has proven interpersonal skills
in managing research and technical personnel as well as interfacing
with business partners. Matt holds nine patents and has two pending.
He has B.A. and M.A. degrees in Cell Physiology from the University of
California at Santa Barbara.
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lhqu@crystalplex.com
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Lianhua Qu, Ph.D., Chief Technical Officer
Lianhua Qu, Ph.D., is the Chief Scientific Officer of Crystalplex. Dr. Qu is a world leader in the development of fluorescent nanoparticle technologies. He holds a doctorate in physics from Jilin University in China, and was previously a postdoctoral fellow in nanoparticle physics and chemistry at Emory University and the University of Arkansas. He has 15 peer-reviewed publications, two of which report the highest-quality semiconductor nanocrystals to date. Dr. Qu has developed improved methods of proprietary manufacturing, reducing to three hours a process that previously required ten. |
bill@crystalplex.com
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Bill Freeman, VP, Manufacturing
Bill brings extensive experience in transitioning products from the R&D/engineering phase to manufacturing. Some background highlights include chief scientist at Raynet, where he developed advanced fiber-optic telecommunications devices; founder and director of RayLAN, which was the first company to put lasers into networking systems and successfully market the products; a founding member of the integrated circuit design team at Finisar which produced ICs that are now in more than a quarter of the fiber optic networking transceivers sold and which developed the world's smallest and most robust optical isolator for telecommunications that now holds more than 75% of the world market; founder of Transthermal, where he developed the enabling processes for manufacturing the world's thinnest and smallest thermoelectric cooler. More than 20 papers and 40 patents demonstrate that Bill is comfortable in both R&D and manufacturing environments. |
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