Dr. Salvador Moreno has 8+ years of experience in the research and development of advanced materials. He currently works at SPOC Proteomics (formerly INanobio) as a Research Scientist focused on engineering design and rapid prototyping facilitating the development of SPOC technology. Dr. Moreno holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas, funded through the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship and McDermott Fellowship. Dr. Moreno has developed proof-of-concept prototypes derived from scientific literature concepts, incorporating cleanroom microfabrication, novel materials, sensors, and technologies with electro-mechanical components and software as demonstrated in numerous scientific publications, with interdisciplinary teams ranging from electrical engineering to biological and material sciences.
Dr. Salvador Moreno has 8+ years of experience in the research and development of advanced materials. He currently works at SPOC Proteomics (formerly INanobio) as a Research Scientist focused on engineering design and rapid prototyping facilitating the development of SPOC technology. Dr. Moreno holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas, funded through the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship and McDermott Fellowship. Dr. Moreno has developed proof-of-concept prototypes derived from scientific literature concepts, incorporating cleanroom microfabrication, novel materials, sensors, and technologies with electro-mechanical components and software as demonstrated in numerous scientific publications, with interdisciplinary teams ranging from electrical engineering to biological and material sciences.