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Harold E. Lane, Jr.
CytoArrays, Inc.
PO Box 980
Groton, MA 01450-0980
978.448.3175 (voice)
978.448.3176 (fax)
hlane@worldnet.att.net
Hank is the founder and CEO of CytoArrays, Inc. a Massachusetts-based biotech start-up company. He was a member of the founders group and small senior management team which developed and implemented the business strategy for NaviCyte, Inc., Reno, NV and served as Corporate Officer and member of the Board of Directors at NaviCyte, Inc. Hank has built external collaborations and strategic relationships with senior researchers and thought leaders worldwide in academia and pharmaceutical/biotechnology and life science companies and worked extensively in international markets developing and selling product lines and developing technical applications. Prior to founding his own company, Hank worked for 15 years in biomedical R&D and marketing for Millipore Corporation. He then spent 10 years with Costar/Corning, Inc. in R&D, technical marketing, and applications development. His primary focus of activity for the last 30 years has been in the field of mammalian cell biology and animal cell and tissue culture. With his recent startup, he has expanded his interest and expertise to include plant cell biology, botany, and agribusiness. The first commercial spin off from CytoArrays is Skyfield Tropical.
Read Hank's profile at the American Society for Cell Biology site.
A summer resident of Gilford, New Hampshire, Hank is anxious to continue and expand the work of the council in the state.
EDUCATION:
Boston University, Boston, MA, Bachelors Degree - Biology
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Typical continuing education courses attended include:
1997 - 1998 Chair, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1996 - 1997 Co-chair, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1993 - Present Member, Planning Committee, Society for In Vitro Biology
1990 - Present Member, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1993 and 1997 Distinguished Service Award, Society for In Vitro Biology
1971 - Present Emeritus Member, American Association for Clinical Chemistry
1986 - Present Emeritus Member, American Society for Cell Biology
CytoArrays, Inc.PO Box 980
Groton, MA 01450-0980
978.448.3175 (voice)
978.448.3176 (fax)
hlane@worldnet.att.net
Hank is the founder and CEO of CytoArrays, Inc. a Massachusetts-based biotech start-up company. He was a member of the founders group and small senior management team which developed and implemented the business strategy for NaviCyte, Inc., Reno, NV and served as Corporate Officer and member of the Board of Directors at NaviCyte, Inc. Hank has built external collaborations and strategic relationships with senior researchers and thought leaders worldwide in academia and pharmaceutical/biotechnology and life science companies and worked extensively in international markets developing and selling product lines and developing technical applications. Prior to founding his own company, Hank worked for 15 years in biomedical R&D and marketing for Millipore Corporation. He then spent 10 years with Costar/Corning, Inc. in R&D, technical marketing, and applications development. His primary focus of activity for the last 30 years has been in the field of mammalian cell biology and animal cell and tissue culture. With his recent startup, he has expanded his interest and expertise to include plant cell biology, botany, and agribusiness. The first commercial spin off from CytoArrays is Skyfield Tropical.
Read Hank's profile at the American Society for Cell Biology site.
A summer resident of Gilford, New Hampshire, Hank is anxious to continue and expand the work of the council in the state.
EDUCATION:
Boston University, Boston, MA, Bachelors Degree - Biology
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Typical continuing education courses attended include:
- Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore MD "In Vitro Toxicology"
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA "Fermentation Technology"
- Industrial Research Institute, Palm Beach, FL "Integration of Technology into Corporate Strategic Planning"
- American Management Association, New York, NY "Planning & Developing New Products and Markets"
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA "Management of Research, Development, and Technology-based Innovation"
- Center for Professional Advancement, East Brunswick, NJ "Immunopharmacology"
1997 - 1998 Chair, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1996 - 1997 Co-chair, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1993 - Present Member, Planning Committee, Society for In Vitro Biology
1990 - Present Member, Cellular Toxicology Section, Society for In Vitro Biology
1993 and 1997 Distinguished Service Award, Society for In Vitro Biology
1971 - Present Emeritus Member, American Association for Clinical Chemistry
1986 - Present Emeritus Member, American Society for Cell Biology
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