As the founder of Vandenberg D&B, LLC, Robert PhD is at the forefront of innovation in the life sciences sector, leveraging his extensive expertise in bioinformatics, systems biology, and clinical development. His passion for co-creation and collaboration drives him to work closely with companies and...
As the founder of Vandenberg D&B, LLC, Robert PhD is at the forefront of innovation in the life sciences sector, leveraging his extensive expertise in bioinformatics, systems biology, and clinical development. His passion for co-creation and collaboration drives him to work closely with companies and investors, helping them navigate the complex landscape of biotechnology and healthcare. At Vandenberg D&B, Robert focuses on transforming scientific advancements into viable commercial opportunities, ensuring that emerging technologies not only meet market needs but also contribute positively to society.
In his current role with the Tech Transfer office at the University of Maryland, College Park, Robert advises principal investigators (PIs) on crafting compelling applications for the TEDCO Maryland Innovation Initiative. His strategic guidance encompasses the entire spectrum of clinical development, from identifying key biomarkers to planning for risk mitigation. By fostering a culture of innovation and cultural diversity, Robert empowers teams to think critically and creatively, enabling them to tackle the ambiguous challenges that often arise in the life sciences field.
Key projects under Robert's leadership at Vandenberg D&B include collaborations aimed at advancing transcriptomics and immunology research, where he applies his deep understanding of biomarker discovery and development. His commitment to people development ensures that his teams are not only skilled but also motivated to push the boundaries of what is possible in biotechnology. Through his work, Robert PhD exemplifies the intersection of scientific rigor and entrepreneurial spirit, driving meaningful advancements that resonate across industries and communities.