Alan Shaw is a staff scientist based in Berkeley with eight years of experience translating cutting-edge biophysics and sequencing research into product-ready technologies. He led multidisciplinary efforts at UC Berkeley to invent single-molecule RNA sequencing and combined DNA nanotech with dual-trap optical tweezers for high-resolution kinetics, then moved into industry roles driving integration and data pipelines for high-throughput long-read instruments at PacBio. As an early employee at stealth-mode biotech, he brings hands-on expertise across nanopore and long-read platforms, assay development, and instrument troubleshooting. Trained as a chemist with a PhD from Karolinska and international exchange experience at EPFL, he pairs deep experimental skill with an unusual fluency in bridging academic discovery and commercial sequencing products.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Medical Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Medical Science at Karolinska Institutet
Bachelor of Science (BSc) Chemistry, Bachelor of Science (BSc) Chemistry at National Taiwan University
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Alan Shaw - Staff Scientist at Stealth Mode Biotech