CoMotion
Dennis Hanson started in academic technology transfer in mid-2007 at the University of Washington and enjoyed a two-year stint at Oregon Health & Science University’s tech transfer office from 2012-2014. Prior to a career in tech transfer, he was a scientist in both academia and the biotech industry, performing research in a wide range of fields, from immunology to cell biology, and intracellular signal transduction to extracellular matrix protein biochemistry. He has a BS from the University of Washington in Molecular and Cellular Biology, and a Ph.D. from Stanford University in Immunology.
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CoMotion
CoMotion is a hub for technology entrepreneurs, helping founders build the next generation companies here in the Pacific Northwest.