TEAM

GenoTwin was founded as a U.S.-Korean partnership by leading experts in genomics, computational biology, infectious diseases, and immunology

Connor Dowling
Chief Executive Officer

Previously COO of the BioVenture Entrepreneurship division at Weill Cornell Medicine,
with a focus on commercializing innovative technologies; Master’s from Fletcher School at Tufts

Oliver Elliott
Chief Technology Officer
Co-founder

Previously a software developer in the Department of Systems Biology, Columbia University; Master’s from Columbia University

Reuben Danzing
Chief Financial Officer
& Business Planning

Business Strategist and Founder of FutureSet Strategy LLC, Certified Public Accountant; Master’s from Yale School of Management

Raul Rabadan, PhD

Chief Science Advisor

Co-founder

Professor in Systems Biology and Biomedical Informatics,

Director of the Mathematical Genomics Program, 
Columbia University

Hong-Boon Toh

Business Development

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Business Development and Commercial Operations, Avatamed

Jae-Hoon Song, MD, PhD

Advisor

Chairman & CEO of

Mint Venture Partners,

Founder & Chairman, Asia Pacific Foundation for Infectious Diseases

Do-Hyun Nam, MD, PhD

Advisor

Co-founder

CEO & Founder of AimedBio,

Professor of neurosurgery,

Samsung Medical Center

Jessica Rowell
Senior Scientist

Computational metagenomics, epidemiology, antimicrobial resistance, and bioinformatics.
MS Bioinformatics, Georgia Institute of Technology,
MPH Epidemiology, Emory University

Alireza Dahaj
Senior Scientist

Ph.D., Computational evolutionary and cancer biology, Georgia Institute of Technology

Brittany Suttner
Senior Scientist​

Ph.D., Computational metagenomics, microbial ecology, and bioinformatics, Georgia Institute of Technology. NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Daniel Sunko
Research Intern

Biochemistry student,

Stony Brook University

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD

We have assembled a world-class Advisory Board to support

product development, market growth, and partnership development.

Arnold Levine

Professor, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

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• Member of the National Academy of Sciences

• Known for p53 tumor suppressor protein

• Numerous awards in biotech and cancer research

Raul Rabadan

Professor in Systems Biology and Biomedical Informatics, Director of the Program for Mathematical Genomics, Columbia University

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• Director of Program for Mathematical Genomics at Colmbia University

• Current focus on patterns of evolution in biological systems, incl. RNA viruses and cancer

Thomas Shenk

Elkins Professor of Life Sciences, Molecular Biology Dept, Princeton

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• Member, Natl Academy of Sciences

• Authority in biochemistry, cell biology, genomics, microbiology, virology

• Present focus on cytomegalovirus

• Member of the board of directors of Merck & Co. and the Fox Chase Cancer Center

Stephen Goff

Higgins Professor of Microbiology & Immunology and Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics, Columbia University

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• Member, Natl Academy of Sciences

• Authority in molecular biology of retrovirus replication, tyrosine kinases, and signal transduction pathways

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Stacey Schultz-Cherry

Member, St. Jude Faculty

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• Authority on influenza and astrovirus pathogenesis, novel vaccines and therapeutics, microbial co-infections

• Deputy Director, World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Studies on Ecology of Influenza in Animals and Birds

Dan Notterman

Professor, Senior Research Scholar, and Molecular Biology
Lecturer, Princeton

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• Pediatrician and biologist

• Primary research focus on understanding genetic variants and environmental signals in the developing behavioral, cognitive and emotional phenotype of children

• Additional research on genetics of autism

Nina Bhardwaj, MD

Professor of Medicine and Urology, Mount Sinai

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• Director of Immunotherapy, Medical Director of Vaccine and Cell Therapy Lab, and Co-Dir of Cancer Immunology Program at Tisch Cancer Institute

• Recipient of numerous awards in immunology and cancer

• Senior Editor for Cancer Immunology Research and Frontiers in Immunology

James Musser, MD

Chair, Department of Pathology & Genomic Medicine, Houston Methodist Weill Cornell Medical College

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• Director, Center for Molecular & Translational Human Infectious Diseases Research

• Research focused on molecular basis of host-pathogen interactions

• Published more than 300 research articles and book chapters

KEY PARTNERSHIPS

AIMEDBIO, South Korea l Drug Discovery and Development

Biological drugs: therapeutic antibody, ADC

Gene/Drug Map Assay Technology Development

Samsung Medical Center Spin-off