Rob began his career in life sciences technology by accepting a fellowship at Boston University's new Bioinformatics PhD program in 1999. After completing requirements for a Master's Degree in 2001, Rob continued to pursue his academic interests at BU in molecular modeling, protein docking, and protein structure prediction/refinement.
Rob left academia to pursue opportunities in the private sector, and in 2006 began working as a field consultant for Teranode Corporation. Rob was highly successful in his early projects at Teranode, and was recognized as having a strong ability to communicate effectively between scientists, business managers, and software developers. He received a pr...
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