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Austin is a biochemist with extensive experience in phage display, molecular biology, protein biochemistry, and cell biology. He completed his B.S. at Texas A&M University and his Ph.D. at the University of Missouri. Austin was an NIH T32 fellow at the University of Missouri as a graduate student and also received grants from the NIH during his time as a postdoc at Texas A&M University. During his Ph.D., Austin oversaw several phage display campaigns and developed a novel computational pipeline for the analysis of NGS data from phage display selections.
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BigHat’s mission is to improve human health by making it far easier to design advanced, next-generation antibody therapeutics. Our AI-enabled experimental platform integrates a high-speed characterization or “wet” lab with machine learning technologies to speed the antibody engineering process. When applied, these design capabilities have the potential to drive the development of new generations of safer and more effective treatments for patients suffering from today’s most challenging diseases.