Richard Park

Richard Park

Senior Director, Business Development at evitria

Starting at evitria in 2020 as Director of Client Relations, Richard Park has been Senior Director, Business Development at Evitria since 2024. This makes him the interface between clients and the company, specialized in providing service solutions for expression and purification in the antibody production.

Richard Park graduated from Brown University with Bachelor’s degrees in French studies and biomedical engineering, the latter of which he concluded with a thesis on the “Dilutive effects of protein-SDS complexes in microfluidic gel electrophoresis”. Consequently, he has gained broad experience in the biotechnology industry as well as being concerned with civil rights and social actions.

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Articles

July 11, 2023 duration: 8 min

HEK cells – what’s to know on Human Embryonic Kidney Cells

HEK cells are a popular instrument in medicine and research. In this article, we will provide an overview of this fascinating cell type, from its history to current applications and alternatives.

June 5, 2023 duration: 6 min

Recombinant protein production

Recombinant protein expression is an essential component in several scientific and biomedical processes. This is why, in this article, we will take a general look at recombinant protein production.

June 1, 2023 duration: < 1 min

Bespoke solutions for lead selection and optimization in cancer antibody research

In this Webinar, Richard Park from evitria, will present Case Studies on Flexibility: Bespoke Solutions for Lead Selection & Optimization in Cancer Antibody Research – get your video now!

Publications

Optical Imaging of Biomolecular Tensions with Sub-100 nm Resolution

Biomedical Engineering Society; Emory University 24. Oct. 2014

Characterization of Skin from SPINK5 Knockout Mice

University of Lausanne, Summer Undergraduate Research Programme 29. Aug. 2013

KASCON Opening and Closing

Korean American Students Conference 22. Mar. 2013

The Korean American Identity: Naturally Exclusive?

Brown University 20. Mar. 2013

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