Jordan Greco, Ph.D.
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LambdaVision, Inc.
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United States
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Biotechnology
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1 - 100 Employee
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Chief Scientific Officer
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2010 - Present
400 Farmington Ave, Farmington, CT 06032 • Managed critical ex vivo and in vivo proof-of-principle experiments that demonstrated the effectiveness and tolerability of LambdaVision’s protein-based retinal implant technology. • Executed all scientific communication for the company, including grant proposals, FDA briefing materials, patents, research publications, and informal communication to lay audiences. • Secured >$10M in non-dilutive funding for nonclinical studies, including awards from the following programs: NSF Phase… Show more • Managed critical ex vivo and in vivo proof-of-principle experiments that demonstrated the effectiveness and tolerability of LambdaVision’s protein-based retinal implant technology. • Executed all scientific communication for the company, including grant proposals, FDA briefing materials, patents, research publications, and informal communication to lay audiences. • Secured >$10M in non-dilutive funding for nonclinical studies, including awards from the following programs: NSF Phase I/IB/II/IIB SBIR, NIH Phase I STTR, NASA NRA (InSPA Phase I), NASA Phase I/II SBIR, CASIS/Boeing Prize (via MassChallenge), Connecticut Innovations, Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, and UConn Prototype Funds. • Established a novel series of experiments to investigate layer-by-layer manufacturing and FDA compliance on the International Space Station (ISS). • Participated in a Pre-Investigational New Drug (IND) meeting with the Division of Transplants and Ophthalmology Products at the Food and Drug Administration. • Collaborated with advisors and GMP analytical facilities to establish quality control systems and specifications around our drug/device combination product. • Supervised a team of employees, interns, advisors, consultants, and collaborators to perform the company’s preclinical research strategy. Show less
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University of Connecticut
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Research Professor
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Jan 2018 - Present
Storrs, CT
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Postdoctoral Fellow
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2015 - Dec 2017
Storrs, CT • Combined spectroscopic and theoretical analyses to describe unique photophysical properties of linear polyene systems, biological chromophores, and retinylidene proteins. • Optimized semi-empirical computational methods (MNDO-PSDCI) to simulate and analyze the excited state manifolds of varied molecular systems. • Designed and conducted experiments to measure efficacy of a protein-based retinal implant in ex vivo and in vivo settings.
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Graduate Research Assistant
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2010 - 2015
55 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, CT 06269 • Investigated techniques in applying infrared spectroscopy to protein function and dynamics • Combined techniques in molecular modeling with experimental spectroscopy to study the excited state properties of retinal, porphyrins, corroles, and retinylidene proteins • Characterized biophysical properties of photoactive transmembrane proteins for applications in bioelectronics and nanotechnologies • Supervised undergraduates and maintained lab equipment in biochemical, analytical, and… Show more • Investigated techniques in applying infrared spectroscopy to protein function and dynamics • Combined techniques in molecular modeling with experimental spectroscopy to study the excited state properties of retinal, porphyrins, corroles, and retinylidene proteins • Characterized biophysical properties of photoactive transmembrane proteins for applications in bioelectronics and nanotechnologies • Supervised undergraduates and maintained lab equipment in biochemical, analytical, and laser laboratories
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Honors Programming Teaching Assistant
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Jan 2013 - May 2013
55 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, CT 06269 • Assisted the professor in teaching object-oriented scientific programming for honors science students • Organized curriculum and graded homework assignments
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General Chemistry Teaching Assistant
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Jan 2012 - May 2012
55 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, CT 06269 • Lead discussion and problem solving sessions on relavent concepts in general chemistry. • Instructed students during laboratory experiments and demonstrated basic laboratory techniques • Created weekly quizzes and problem sets for in-class discussions
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Undergraduate Research Assistant
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Sep 2009 - Aug 2010
55 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, CT 06269 • Incorporated photoactive proteins into a polymer matrix for investigations in bioelectronics applications • Implemented confocal fluorescence microscopy as a means to characterize the functionality of a protein-based artificial retina prototype •
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Laboratory Technician
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2006 - 2009
354 Mansfield Road, Storrs, CT 06269 • Conducted original research to characterize trend and styles of the aboriginal pottery of Late Woodland settlements in Northeastern North America • Developed a database to catalogue artifacts in the New World Archaeology Research Laboratory • Surveyed and documented artifacts from a submerged 17th Century fort in Olhao, Portugal
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Vasa Museet
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Sweden
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1 - 100 Employee
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Visiting Surveyor and Laboratory Technician
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Dec 2007 - Jan 2008
Stockholm, Sweden • Documented the structural features of a 17th Century Swedish shipwreck using Geographic Information System (GIS) modeling
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Archaeological and Historical Services, Inc.
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Research
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1 - 100 Employee
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Contract Archaeologist
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2007 - 2007
Storrs, CT • Surveyed, mapped, and excavated structures and features of various archaeological sites in Southeastern Connecticut • Identified and classified historic and prehistoric artifacts in the laboratory
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Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center
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United States
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Field Archaeologist and Laboratory Technician
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2006 - 2006
Mashantucket • Performed on site excavations and cultural artifact processing for research and museum display
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Education
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The University of Connecticut
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physical Chemistry -
University of Connecticut
B.S., Chemistry, Anthropology