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About
Mark Kline is co-founder of X-Therma Inc., a Series B company developing regenerative medicine technologies for organ transplantation, where he serves as COO and as a member of the board of directors; he is also Managing Director of X-Therma GmbH. He earned a PhD in Medicinal Chemistry from SUNY-Buffalo and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and has led $14M in government awards from agencies including the DOD, NSF, NIH, and CIRM. Kline additionally advises early-stage companies as a California Life Sciences FAST advisor and previously served as Vice Chair of the Berkeley Postdoctoral Entrepreneur Program.
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Experience
- X-Therma GmbHManaging Directorcurrent2021 — presentAustria
- X-Therma Inc.Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officercurrent2014 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
- Berkeley Postdoctoral Entrepreneur ProgramVice Chair (Corporate Relations)2015 — 2017Berkeley, CA
- Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryMaterials Postdoctoral Fellow2014 — 2017Biological Nanostructures Facility, Laboratory of Ronald Zuckermann, Ph.D.
- University at BuffaloGraduate Research Assistant2011 — 2014Buffalo, NY
- University at BuffaloPh.D., Chemistry2008 — 2014Buffalo, NY
- University at BuffaloTeaching Assistant2008 — 2013Buffalo, NY
- Allegheny CollegeUndergraduate Thesis2007 — 2008
- Allegheny CollegeResearch Assistant2007Dr. Ann Kleinschmidt
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BiochemistryPurificationMolecular BiologyColumn ChromatographyLC-MSCircular DichroismFluorescence SpectroscopySupramolecular ChemistryESI-MSAmidesmacrocyclesCritical ThinkingLanguages English
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- Who is Mark Kline?
- Mark Kline is co-founder of X-Therma Inc., a Series B company developing regenerative medicine technologies for organ transplantation, where he serves as COO and as a member of the board of directors; he is also Managing Director of X-Therma GmbH. He earned a PhD in Medicinal Chemistry from SUNY-Buffalo and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and has led $14M in government awards from agencies including the DOD, NSF, NIH, and CIRM. Kline additionally advises early-stage companies as a California Life Sciences FAST advisor and previously served as Vice Chair of the Berkeley Postdoctoral Entrepreneur Program.
- Where does Mark Kline work?
- Mark Kline is Founder of X-Therma Inc..
- What companies did Mark Kline found?
- Mark Kline founded X-Therma Inc..
- Where did Mark Kline go to school?
- Mark Kline studied at University at Buffalo (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemistry); Allegheny College (B.S., Biochemistry); Bradford Area High School.
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