Ryan Scott Ritterson

Scientist

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Location:

Washington, DC

Industry:

Research

Work:

University of California San Francisco since Jun 2006
Graduate Student in Biophysics
The Boston Consulting Group - San Francisco Jul 2012 - Jul 2012
2012 Bridge to BCG program
The Daily Californian May 2005 - Jun 2006
Asst. Tech Manager
UC Berkeley Jun 2004 - Jun 2006
Research Assistant

Education:

University of California, San Francisco 2006 - 2013
Ph.D., Biophysics University of California, Berkeley 2002 - 2006
B.S., Computational Engineering Science

Skills:

Biochemistry
Molecular Biology
Bioinformatics
Biophysics
Protein Engineering
Synthetic Biology
Protein Expression
Assay Development
Protein Purification
Science
Biotechnology
Computational Biology
Protein Chemistry
Protein Design
Life Sciences
Consulting
Risk Assessment
Policy

Interests:

Science and Technology

Languages:

English

Awards:

UCSF iPBQ Mel Jones Award for Scientific Excellence
UCSF iPQB Program
Genentech Fellow
UCSF iPQB Program
HHMI-NIBIB Interfaces Scholar
UCSF iPQB Program
Teaching Assistant of the Year
UCSF School of Pharmacy
Dean’s Recognition for Excellence in Teaching
UCSF School of Pharmacy
Department Citation Award
UC Berkeley Engineering Science Department
The Departmental Citation is a UC department's highest honor, awarded annually to a single student who best represents the department's traditions of excellence in leadership, service, and academics.
Participant
Synthetic Biology Leadership Accelerator Program (LeAP)
LeAP is a highly selective, week long program designed to accelerate future policy leaders in synthetic biology, whether in academia, industry, government, policy advocacy. For one week in the DC area, participants work together to dramatically accelerate their expertise in science policy and develop their visions and plans for synthetic biology going forward.
Grant Award #1134127
National Science Foundation
Principal author, in collaboration with PI, of grant that provides $330,000 over three years to support thesis project. Ten to fifteen percent of grants receive funding, out of 4400 applicants.