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Kenneth Oh earned his PhD in bioorganic chemistry at UC Santa Barbara, where he synthesized fluorescence‑based peptide beacons that measured nucleic acid and protein binding events. Upon graduation, he co‑founded a biotech company that re‑engineered virus capsids that served as a drug delivery platform. At Bio‑Rad, he manages the electrophoresis and western blotting product portfolio.

Sahel Mohebbi earned her Ph.D. in Bioinorganic chemistry from the University of Georgia, where she focused on the spectroscopic characterization of metalloenzymes and biological iron-sulfur centers. She unraveled a unique function for a novel iron-sulfur storage protein and developed a new pathway for [Fe-S] cluster assembly on recipient proteins. Upon graduation, she joined an immunology and cancer biology research group at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, focusing on the effect of diet and micro-nutrition on immune response, gut microbiota, and liver cancer development. She represents Bio‑Rad as the Proteomics Field Application Scientist specializing in Western Blotting, Bio‑Plex Immunoassays, and Chromatography.

Nik earned his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Utah, where he studied DNA Repair enzymes involved in the Base Excision Repair pathway. After graduation, he moved west for a postdoc at UC Berkeley studying RNA splicing mechanisms. Nik joined Bio-Rad as a Senior Scientist in 2007 and has contributed to the development of many notable products, including the Trans-Blot Turbo, the NGC Chromatography Platform and the “Go” imaging systems (both GelDoc and ChemiDoc). Currently, he leads a group of scientists involved in the development of products across the Protein Quantitation, Purification, Gene Expression and Cell Biology spaces.