Martin leads the development of Zoan’s portfolio of 3D printable materials and medical devices in partnership with industry incumbents and research centres. He brings deep R&D experience with his work with WWF and the Dutch Environment Ministry building on 15+ years’ experience in marine biogeochemisty research at the University of East Anglia. Other areas of expertise include: carbon storage in marine ecosystems and control of biogeochemicals in aquaculture systems. Martin has a PhD in Marine Biogeochemistry and a Degree in Environmental Science.
Martin Johnson joins Zoan Biomed to lead development of its 3D Printing proposition
by Stephen Feb 12
