Myles Thomas

Myles Thomas possesses a robust background in chemical engineering and materials science, highlighted by a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) obtained from Purdue University in 2015 and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biological/Biosystems Engineering from Utah State University in 2010. Experience includes serving as a Graduate Research Assistant at Purdue University, where significant advancements in a centrifuge-based technique for particle-surface adhesion and powder characterization were achieved. As a Postdoctoral Research Associate, Myles Thomas led an explosive residual detection project to enhance contact sampling methods. At Thermo Fisher Scientific HyClone, Myles Thomas contributed to protein production and quantification through mammalian cell culture processes. In a senior role at Pfizer, as both Senior Scientist and Principal Scientist, Myles Thomas directed particle characterization within the Materials Science Group, advising on the impact of particle properties during drug product development from initial stages to commercial launch.