University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

A Department of the College of Engineering

The Advisory Board


Mark D. Young

Independent Consultant
315 First Ave. W.
Apartment 510
Seattle, WA, 98119
Phone: 303-437-6422
myoung50@earthlink.net

Hometown
Kimball, Nebraska

Education
BS,
Chemical Engineering, UNL, 1972
MS, Chemical Engineering, Columbia University
PhD, Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan

Mark Young


Mark Young studied under Pete Reilly at UNL, focusing on fermentation process science and other aspects of biochemical engineering in his research. Dr Young held research positions in the fermentation departments of Hoffmann-LaRoche and The Upjohn Company.

In 1985 he joined Synergen, a start-up biotechnology/ biopharmaceutical company, where he started the process development group. There he served as Director, Process Development; Vice President, Technical Operations; and finally as Executive Vice President.

Since 1995 when he left Synergen, Dr. Young has held several management posts in biotech companies, including Vice President of Technical perations at Protein Design Labs (1995-1997), Chief Operating Officer at Biomira (1997-2001), and Senior Vice President, Technical Operations at ZymoGenetics (2001-2006). He is currently retired.

Member Profiles


Sarah B. (Macklin) Olson
Robert J. Calcaterra
Lawrence F. Drbal
Jay Frazer
Scott Harmeier
David J. Hild
William J. Koros
Karen D. Lundquist-Malkewitz
Tom Marrero
Mark D. Young


Advisory Board Contact


Sarah B. Olson
Chair, Advisory Board
sarah.olson@federalmogul.com


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Department News


Tactile Devices To Sense Touch on a Par with a Human Finger, by Vivek Maheshwari and Ravi Saraf, published in the Sept. 2008 Angewandte Chemie International Edition

• Lewis Smith's Why the Lion Grew Its Mane, Longlisted for the Royal Society Prize for Science Books 2008, includes the article Touchy Feely Robots, by Professor Ravi Saraf

6 of 11 UNL Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Faculty Hold NIH Grants

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