Philip Glowacki

*** ****** ****, ******, ** ***** / 6188 Bridgeport Hills Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89139

518-***-****, actc53@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY 08/04 - 05/07

Bachelors of Science in Chemistry; emphasis Chemical Biology and Bio-Medical Engineering Burlington County College Pemberton, NJ 01/03 – 08/04

Associates in Science: Chemical Engineering

QUALIFICATIONS OVERVIEW

Well qualified, experienced and technically-proficient Research Scientist with 10 years experience, multi- disciplined background and academic qualifications: Synthetic and Analytical Chemistry, Bio-chemistry, Cellular Biology, Bio-medical Engineering (Medical Devices), Immunology and Immuno-Assay development, Cell and Tissue Culture, Proteomics & Biomarkers, Organ Perfusion, Technical/Scientific writing (grants/proposals, patents, publications), GMP, GLP, and GCP, Regulatory Compliance (FDA, 21 CFR, ISO), Supervisory and Laboratory operations skills.

Expertise in lab research, data collection/analysis and project management. Demonstrated follow through abilities and detail orientation: able to oversee projects from concept to successful conclusion and completion.

Extensive experience working with cross-functional and multi-site collaborating scientific and research teams.

Substantial experience and working knowledge in sophisticated research techniques and technologies: Flow Cytometry, Chromatography techniques (GC, HPLC, IEC, Affinity), Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS, MALDI-TOF-MS), Spectroscopy (UV-Vis, FT-IR, NMR), Extraction and purification techniques, Optical and Electron Microscopy, Diagnostic analysis (Blood/gas, Urinalysis, Biomarkers, Pathology), Surgical techniques in organ procurement and perfusion, general wet chemistry/biochemistry lab techniques.

Demonstrated ability to prioritize a broad range of responsibilities to achieve a maximum level of operating effectiveness.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

OUTLOOK FOUNDATION, Las Vegas, NV Director, Scientific Advisor 02/15- Pres

Provide expertise in the areas of science and technology in order to achieve organization’s goals of providing under-privileged and under-resourced students and veteran families’ access to technology and science.

Develop and maintain relations with partners to assure inventory levels are maintained.

Manage and maintain budget.

BREONICS, Inc., Albany, NY Research Scientist, Laboratory Supervisor 01/09 – 08/14

Bio-medical R & D of products for the clinical organ transplantation and tissue replacement markets and of novel technologies in the fields of tissue engineering, regenerative medicine and immunomodulation.

Lead Research Scientist in the company under the Chief Scientific Officer.

Developed and optimized medical device and biologic (ex vivo warm perfusion machine and perfusate), in the translational effort from use in large animals to use in humans for the expansion of donor criteria to increase the number of transplantable kidneys.

R & D of an immunomodulating technology (Immunocloak™) preventing allo-recognition by coating the surface of the vasculature of transplanted organs with a non-immunogenic protein matrix.

Developed prognostic utilizing cytokine levels to predict graft function of an organ pre-transplant.

Developed and designed experimental protocols, SOPs, assays, and documentation to assure GLP, GMP, GCP, quality control and analytical precision is maintained within the laboratory. The laboratory was ultimately under the scrutiny of the FDA and NIH in preparations for human clinical trials.

Developed, analyzed, wrote, and presented research, plans, and proposals/grants. Involved in critical roles which led to receiving NIH SBIR Phase I (R43), Phase II (R44), and RC3 grants. Philip Glowacki, continued Page 2

Presented research at National and International forums.

Trained in cold and near-normothermic organ/tissue perfusion and preservation, as well as in surgical techniques in the procurement and perfusion of large animal and human organs/tissues.

Proficient and experienced in sterile handling and processing biologic materials, from receiving crude samples and tissues, to targeted cell isolation, phenotyping, protein purification, mass cell culture and media optimization.

CNSE at SUNY Albany, Albany, NY Research Scientist, Consulting Biochemist 06/08 – 11/08

Supervised and guided Ph.D. candidates; directed R & D efforts to optimize a minimally invasive epidermal patch bio-sensor capable of real-time and continuous multi-analyte sensing.

Product design and the optimization of various manufacturing techniques including photolithography and enzyme deposition.

Eliminated lot to lot variation of sensing elements by synthesizing a covalently bound enzyme with polymer and standardizing its’ electrolytic deposition.

My participation in the project resulted in optimization and the functioning of the bio-sensor leading to a product ready for in-vivo experimentation.

ORGAMEND INC., Albany, NY Research Scientist, Management 05/07 – 10/08

Bio-medical R & D of novel products & technologies addressing problems in modern medical practices.

Isolation and purification of bio-molecules and proteins used to intervene in biological pathways associated with disease and/or control of biological functions.

Marketing of products such as accessories for Magnetic Resonance Imaging which improved quality of images by reducing artifacts.

Public relations.

RPI / NYS Center for Polymer Synthesis, Troy, NY Research & Teacher Assistantship 01/04 – 05/07

Synthesis, characterization, & testing of proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) for real world applications.

Investigated compounds for their potential to conduct protons once synthesized into a polymer electrolyte membrane.

Designed experiments for undergraduate analytical chemistry course instructing qualitative and quantitative instrumental analysis (specifically GC and HPLC). OTHER SKILLS AND RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Proficient in Microsoft Office.

Proficient in searching scientific literature, patents, various databases/libraries to objectively evaluate data and research.

Ability to work both dependently and independently in a high pressure environment.

Management and ability to oversee day-to-day operations of a functioning research lab including: o SOPs and safety procedures.

o Installation, maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting and repair of equipment, tools, and instruments.

o Cleanroom procedures and maintenance.

o Dealings with vendor representatives to achieve budgetary goals for supplies and consumables.

o Supervision of Research Technologists including performance evaluations. PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Brasile, L., Glowacki, P., and Stubenitsky B.M. (2010) Pretransplant Kidney - Specific Treatment to Eliminate the Need For Systemic Immunosuppression. Transplantation, 90(12), 1294-1298.

Brasile L., Glowacki P., and Stubenitsky B.M. (2011) Bioengineered Skin Allografts – A New Method to Prevent Humoral Response. ASAIO J, 57(3), 239-243. References Available upon request

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