Christopher Harrison has a strong background in biotech, stem cells, and research and development in various companies such as Cellino, MKS Instruments, Xilectric, Schlumberger, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. With a PhD in Physics from Princeton University, Christopher has held titles such as Director of Research and Development, Systems Engineer, Scientist, Project Manager, Scientific Advisor, and National Research Council Post-doc. Their expertise includes managing scientists and engineers, developing microsensors with MEMS and non-MEMS technologies, and conducting research in areas such as batteries and optical systems.
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