Isomark’s team is an enthusiastic, talented group of individuals working in a tightly knit, supportive and flexible environment.
Their mission is to become the industry gold standard for early disease detection, and making their patented green technology available to customers.
Team members
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Fariba Assadi-Porter
PhD, Founder and CEO, Board Director
Emeritus biochemist from UW-Madison with 25 years of research expertise in metabolism, stable isotopes, breath studies, metabolomics and protein chemistry through NIH, NSF and private funded programs. As a PI or Co-PI, Dr. Assadi-Porter brought more than $14 million in research funds over the past ten years in high impact, high risks competitions. She has 15 years of entrepreneurial and business experience, and business certification programs through D2P and UP-Start entrepreneurial programs at UW-Madison and School of Business.
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Dan Butz
PhD, Co-founder and CSO
Chief Scientist and principal investigator with a focus on early detection of disease. Leading a dynamic multidisciplinary team of key opinion leaders, scientists, administrators, intensive care specialists, clinical researchers, and engineers Dr. Butz drove development of both the Canary Infection Monitor and Canary-AG from concept to commercial ready.
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Jack Heinemann
President, Board Director
Engineer with 30 years of Management Experience in large and small Companies. Co-Founder of several startups.
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Justin Hanjy
MBA and Business developer
MBA from Business School, UW-Madison, with over 10 years of strategic business experience.
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Hesam Dashti
PhD, Computational Director
PhD in Biophysics and MS in Mathematics. Scientist at MIT and Harvard. Core research programs focused on computational biology, modeling biomarkers in animal and human health.
Advisory board
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Duane Gangwish
Board director and Feedlot Manager
Over 30 years of experience in cattle business and feedlot ownership, sales, and management.
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Warren Porter
PhD, UW-Madison Professor in Animal Biology and Engineering, Co-Founder
Professor at University of Wisconsin with over 35 years of animal modeling, dairy cow field research and stable isotope studies in breath.
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Ellen Cook
PhD, UW Emeritus, Immunology, Co-Founder
Scientist at University of Wisconsin with experience in human and animal immunology.
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Hamid Eghbalnia
PhD, Prof at UConn Health, Co-Founder
Professor at UCONN Health, specialized in mathematics, data analytics and bioinformatics.