Armin Rad
FounderCo-founder & CEO at Encapsulate
Farmington, Connecticut, United States
FoundedEncapsulate
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About
Armin Rad is CEO and co-founder of Encapsulate, a company developing BioChip technology that cultivates patient-derived cancer cells and screens them against chemotherapeutic drugs to inform oncology treatment decisions. He holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering and serves as an adjunct professor at the UConn Health School of Medicine. His earlier work in bioengineering included the encapsulation and targeted delivery of therapeutic molecules and imaging agents, metal implants for bone replacement, engineered liver tissues, and the integration of electronic semiconductors into medical devices.
Co-founder & CEO at Encapsulate
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Experience
- EncapsulateCEOcurrent2019 — presentGreater Hartford
- EncapsulateCo-Foundercurrent2018 — presentFarmington, CT
- UConn HealthAdjunct Professorcurrent2025 — presentFarmington, Connecticut, United States
- University of ConnecticutInstructor2020 — 2023Storrs, Connecticut, United States
- John Lof Leadership AcademyExecutive council member2018 — 2020University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
- University of ConnecticutResearch Assistant / PhD Candidate2014 — 2019Storrs
- University of ConnecticutTeacher Assistant2015 — 2016Storrs, CT
- Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and InnovationInternship2018Hartford, Connecticut Area
- Boehringer IngelheimDrug Development - Intern2017Greater Hartford
- Marlik Institute of Innovation and TechnologyResearch Council Manager2009 — 2017
- Amirkabir University of Technology - Tehran PolytechnicTeacher Assistant2008 — 2014
- Oklahoma State UniversityResearch Associate2012 — 2014Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Drug DeliveryScanning Electron MicroscopyMatlabNanomaterialsScienceC++TeachingCharacterizationChemistryProgrammingSurface ModificationOrganic ChemistryLanguages English · Persian
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- Who is Armin Rad?
- Armin Rad is CEO and co-founder of Encapsulate, a company developing BioChip technology that cultivates patient-derived cancer cells and screens them against chemotherapeutic drugs to inform oncology treatment decisions. He holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering and serves as an adjunct professor at the UConn Health School of Medicine. His earlier work in bioengineering included the encapsulation and targeted delivery of therapeutic molecules and imaging agents, metal implants for bone replacement, engineered liver tissues, and the integration of electronic semiconductors into medical devices.
- Where does Armin Rad work?
- Armin Rad is Founder of Encapsulate.
- What companies did Armin Rad found?
- Armin Rad founded Encapsulate.
- Where did Armin Rad go to school?
- Armin Rad studied at University of Connecticut (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biomedical/Medical Engineering); University of Connecticut (Master's degree, Global Entrepreneurship); Oklahoma State University (Associate's Degree, Tissue Engineering).
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Amirkabir University of Technology - Tehran Polytechnic mafia9
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Also attended Oklahoma State University72
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Also attended Amirkabir University of Technology - Tehran Polytechnic15
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Also worked at Encapsulate2
Also worked at UConn Health12
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Also worked at Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation1
Also worked at Boehringer Ingelheim70
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