Kim Perkins PhD METTLER TOLEDO

Kim Perkins obtained his PhD from Arizona State University studying the molecular mechanisms of vaccinia virus pathogenesis. Following his post-doctoral fellowship at the Mayo Clinic, where he studied the mechanisms of integrin ligand binding, Kim moved on to play key roles in the fields of both drug and device development. Following a position leading the quality team at a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, Kim moved to Mettler-Toledo Thornton, where he is leading the microbiological team in the study of the microbial detection capabilities of a Rapid Online Water Bioburden Analyzer.