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Bain, James Raymond was born on March 1, 1956 in Grants Pass, Oregon, United States. Son of William Murdoch Lawrence and Grayce Iona (Richardson) Bain.
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James Raymond Bain, American Biomedical engineer. Achievements include co-inventor of an artifical knee ligament that was used worldwide in the 1980's; patents pending on a radical new artificial pancreas using genetically engineered cells. Predoctoral fellow National Institutes of Health, 1991, 92-93.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Biology, Northern Arizona University, 1976. Master of Science in Zoology, University Florida, 1981. Student, University Washington, 1997.
Career
Biologist, Florida State Museum, Gainesville, Florida, 1980-1981; scientist, W.L. Gore & Associations, Inc., Flagstaff, Arizona, 1981-1989; graduate research assistant, U. Washington, Seattle, 1989-1991; National Institutes of Health predoctoral fellow, U. Washington, Seattle, 1991-1994; senior scientist, Gore Hybrid Technologies, Inc., Flagstaff, Arizona, since 1995.
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Indiana bat conservationist, Northern Arizona, since 1981. Member American Society Mammalogists, Society for Biomaterials, Southwestern Association of Naturalists, Museum Northern Arizona, Bioengineering Students Association (president University Washington chapter 1991-1992).
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Married Anne Hathaway, February 14, 1987 (divorced December 92). 1 child, Edward William Bain.
