Nathaniel G. Butlin

Dr. Butlin received his B.S. In Chemistry from McGill University, (Montreal, Canada) and his Ph.D. from the University of California – Davis following work in the labs of Professor Claude F. Meares and Professor G. Tayhas R. Palmore. Dr. Butlin has received DOE (GATE) and NSF (IGERT) fellowships for work on metallo-protein fuel-cell catalyst engineering as well as an NSF (GK-12) education fellowship. His recent protein engineering work with Professor Meares was focused on development of pre-targeted strategies for cancer therapy, analytical methods for proteomics, and antibody expression. Dr. Butlin brings knowledge and skills related to protein conjugation chemistry, immunoassay development, bioelectronic interfacing, lanthanide chelation chemistry, and bioanalytical methods to the Lumiphore team. Dr. Butlin has been co-inventor and author on multiple patents and papers related to applied protein engineering.