Dr. Rohlff received his Ph.D. from the Department of Pharmacology at Georgetown
University in 1994. After two appointments at the National Cancer Institute he
joined Oxford GlycoSciences and was appointed Director of Proteome Research
Collaborations in 2001. As manager of the Proteomics Division's commercial
collaborations he gained expertise in the implementation of clinical proteomics
programmes to identify novel therapeutic protein targets and protein biomarkers
with many pharmaceutical companies and academic partners, including Pfizer, GSK,
Bayer, Wyeth, Takeda, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Oxford University and the
FDA. These studies have investigated many disease areas including Alzheimer's
disease, arteriosclerosis, dermal ulcers, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease, various metabolic, inflammatory and neuropsychiatric disorders,
toxicology, and oncology. Dr Rohlff co-authored over 20 protein patents
originating from these studies. Dr. Rohlff is the founder of Oxford Genome Sciences.
Dr. Rohlff is also a founding member on the board of the South East Health
Technologies Alliance (SEHTA), whose mission it is to catalyse innovation and
international competitiveness in south east England's health technologies sector.