Dr. Paszko is the Sr. Vice President at Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc. a LIMS, laboratory automation and informatics firm. She is an innovative, customer-centric leader with strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate well with both technical and sales ... teams. She received her undergraduate degree in Medical Technology (MT ASCP), with a minor in Microbiology from the State University of New York @ Buffalo. Her graduate studies were conducted at the University of Maryland in Molecular Microbiology with an emphasis in infectious diseases and informatics. Her unique career combines a Ph.D. with 20+ years of experience in working in laboratories and leveraging data management tools, LIMS and automation. These tools enhance data quality, facilitate regulatory compliance, increase productivity, and the ability better manage laboratory data and information. She has co-authored a book on LIMS, and authored over 5 dozen scientific, LIMS and informatics articles in peer reviewed journals. Dr. Paszko has been helping analytical testing laboratories understand regulatory compliance requirements (ISO 17025), leverage LIMS and automation to increase productivity, throughput and profitability. This approach has helped customers to outperform competitors with best in class Laboratory Information Management Systems Technology, Automation, Systems Integration to offer insights into laboratory and business intelligence.

Dr. Datwani joined Labcyte Inc., in 2007 and is responsible for leading internal research programs and managing the advanced developments for the creation of new products and capabilities for the company in the arena of acoustic droplet ejection. Dr. Datwani has over twenty ... years of experience directing, managing, inventing and applying cutting edge research and developments in both industry & academia. Prior to Labcyte Inc., Sammy was a Senior Scientist and the Advanced Technologies Group Manager at Eksigent Technologies, LLC (acquired by Danaher Corp.) where he led the technical development for an integrated high performance liquid chromatography on a chip (cHiPLCTM). From 2000 - 2003, Sammy held the position of R&D Engineer in the Advanced Technology Group at Caliper Life Sciences (acquired by Perkin Elmer) and spearheaded the development of the several LabChipTM devices as well as the Library CardTM which married high throughput drug discovery on a microfluidic chip with a high-density reagent storage array. Sammy graduated with honors from The Johns Hopkins University with a B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. He holds a M.S. degree from The Columbia University in Chemical Engineering with a concentration in Polymer Science. Sammy earned his Ph.D. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University where his thesis focused both on theory and experiments to gain a fundamental understanding of the adsorption of surfactants, proteins and small molecules to interfaces. Sammy holds several pending and issued patents and has co-authored more than 20 peer-reviewed publications in journals and books. Since 2011, Dr. Datwani has held an appointment as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Biomedical, Chemical & Materials Engineering at San Jose State University.