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Kozwich, Diane L. was born on December 29, 1949 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Gerald J. and Edith M. (Owens) Latus.
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Diane L. Kozwich
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Diane L. Kozwich, American biochemist. Achievements include development of diagnostic for detecting early stage cancer; development of Immunoassays which are marketed worldwide. Member Peabody Federation of Teachers, 1972-1984; election committee for Elaine Espindle School Board, Saugus, Massachusetts; Member American Association Clinical Chemistry, Colorado Medical Device Association, Colorado BioMed. Venture Center.
Education
Bachelor, Merrimack College, 1972. Master of Arts in Teaching, Salem State College, 1980. Doctor of Philosophy, University Massachusetts, 1988.
Career
Administrative director Salem (Massachusetts) State College, 1986-1987. Secondary school teacher Peabody (Massachusetts) Veterinary Memorial High School, 1972-1984. Postdoctoral fellow Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1988-1990.
Senior biochemist Immunotech, Boston, 1990-1991. Senior scientist/laboratory manager ImmunOnc, Denver, 1991-1994. President Elutions, Inc., Englewood, Colorado, 1994-1998.
Vice president operations, Chief Executive Officer Molecular Innovations Inc., Denver, since 1998. Reviewer journals. in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member Peabody Federation of Teachers, 1972-1984. Election committee for Elaine Espindle School Board, Saugus, Massachusetts. Member American Association Clinical Chemistry, Colorado Medical Device Association, Colorado BioMed.
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Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1982. Recipient DNA Diagnostic award Advance Technology Program, 1995, United States Department of Agriculture Small Business Innovative Research award, 1997, Small Business Innovative Research award Phase II, 1998. Grantee Sigma Xi; Dir's scholar Center for Advanced Training in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Catholic University, 1987.Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1982. Recipient DNA Diagnostic award Advance Technology Program, 1995, United States Department of Agriculture Small Business Innovative Research award, 1997, Small Business Innovative Research award Phase II, 1998. Grantee Sigma Xi; Dir's scholar Center for Advanced Training in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Catholic University, 1987.