Ioannis Tomazos, Ph.D., M.B.A. Since being appointed as the CEO of Biorasis Inc in 2008, Dr. Tomazos and his company have received numerous awards including the "Most Promising Life Sciences Company" in 2011 from the Connecticut Technology Council. He has served as the Principal Investigator for NIH and NSF SBIR grants, in addition to being a frequent panelist and
speaker in a number of meetings. He is currently working with his
company toward

Currently serving as Professor of Chemistry and Associate Director of the Institute of Materials Science at University of Connecticut, has over 15 years of experience in the areas of nano/bio-systems, supramolecular assembly of man-made artificial nanostructures and their unique interactions with biological entities (such as proteins, DNA and biocompatible polymers). Dr. Papadimitrakopoulos is a member of the Connecticut Academy of Science & Engi

Currently serving as Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Connecticut, has over 35 years of experience in the areas design and fabrication of micro/opto-electronic devices and integrated circuits, multiple quantum-well light valves/modulators, acoustic-optic/electro-optic modulators, semiconductor lasers, opto-electronically triggered lasers, modeling, and transport in quantum wires and dots. Dr. Jain serves as the

Ioannis Tomazos, Ph.D., M.B.A. Since being appointed as the CEO of Biorasis Inc in 2008, Dr. Tomazos and his company have received numerous awards including the "Most Promising Life Sciences Company" in 2011 from the Connecticut Technology Council. He has served as the Principal Investigator for NIH and NSF SBIR grants, in addition to being a frequent panelist and
speaker in a number of meetings. He is currently working with his
company toward

Currently serving as Professor of Chemistry and Associate Director of the Institute of Materials Science at University of Connecticut, has over 15 years of experience in the areas of nano/bio-systems, supramolecular assembly of man-made artificial nanostructures and their unique interactions with biological entities (such as proteins, DNA and biocompatible polymers). Dr. Papadimitrakopoulos is a member of the Connecticut Academy of Science & Engi

Currently serving as Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Connecticut, has over 35 years of experience in the areas design and fabrication of micro/opto-electronic devices and integrated circuits, multiple quantum-well light valves/modulators, acoustic-optic/electro-optic modulators, semiconductor lasers, opto-electronically triggered lasers, modeling, and transport in quantum wires and dots. Dr. Jain serves as the