Please read these instructions before posting any event on Fermilab Indico

Indico will be unavailable on Wed., Dec 18th from 7 - 7:30am due to server maintenance.

Guest Speakers

Ian Ryu, Ph.D.; Senior Associate, FedTech

Ian has been heavily involved in FedTech's multiple programs centered on deep tech and entrepreneurship. Leveraging his robust experience working with universities and federal laboratories in a broad range of scientific and technological innovations, Ian's is passionate about identifying pioneering technologies and working with entrepreneurs to maximize technology's potential.

Prior to joining FedTech, Ian was a scientific research specialist at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), working in Biosystems Biomaterials Division where he led the development of multiples technologies with corporate partners in biomanufacturing and biomaterials. Ian received his PhD from University of California, Berkeley where he led quantum biology project with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He received his BS in Chemistry from Korea University. Ian lives in Maryland with his family enjoying hiking and tennis in his free time.

 

Bradley Duckworth; Co-Founder, Lunano

Mr. Bradley Duckworth is a Co-Founder of Lunano. Lunano’s product is an anti-viral/anti-microbial surface coating spray that continuously disinfects. Powered by light, the nanotechnology trap microbes like viruses and bacteria heat them to over 200 F, killing them almost instantly. The disinfection effect can last from 2-8 months and removes the need to rely on harmful substances, such as bleach. The surface is safe for the skin and object content, leaving no environmentally harmful residue and removing the need to dispose of chemical-by-products. Bradley has over 16 years’ experience in the global supply chain and transportation industry. He has a wide depth and breadth of experience, both functionally and geographically.

Prior to Lunano Bradley was a Global Logistics Product Owner for Amazon Web Services. Bradley joined Amazon in 2016 and is responsible for AWS’ global server parts supply chain. He has held other roles at Amazon including managing over $600 million in transportation spend and leading projects to enable Amazon’s global retail expansion.. Prior to his current role, Bradley was a Director of Business Development for Kintetsu World Express (KWE), with commercial and account responsibilities for Fortune 500 accounts in the Aerospace, Healthcare, and Industrial sectors. Prior to KWE, Bradley spent ten years with the Maersk Group of companies, starting as a management trainee

Bradley graduated with an MBA from Georgetown McDonough School of Business, class of 2015.  He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama’s Culverhouse School of Business in International Business Management.