Blot Talk ​Webinar Series — April Showers May Bring Publications

Join us for this month's session of Blot Talk!

In this one‑hour webinar, Bio‑Rad's western blotting specialists will guide you through:

• Real‑world troubleshooting: We'll analyze and resolve blots submitted by participants.
• New techniques and best practices: Stay ahead with the latest advancements in western blotting.
• Live Q&A: Get expert answers to your toughest questions.

Whether you're troubleshooting faint bands or simply looking to stay updated on the latest advancements in western blotting, our Blot Talk webinar series is your ultimate resource for achieving sharper, clearer results.

Register today to secure your spot!

Speakers

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Kenneth Oh, PhD
Global Marketing Manager

Kenneth Oh earned his PhD in bioorganic chemistry at UC Santa Barbara, where he synthesized fluorescence‑based peptide beacons that measured nucleic acid and protein binding events. Upon graduation, he co‑founded a biotech company that re‑engineered virus capsids that served as a drug delivery platform. At Bio‑Rad, he manages the electrophoresis and western blotting product portfolio.

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Joseph Rom, PhD
Proteomics Field Application Scientist

Joseph Rom is a clinical microbiologist by training and a proteomics field application scientist here at Bio-Rad. His technical expertise is in molecular biology and bacterial pathogenesis. He completed his doctorate in 2020 at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences where he studied Staphylococcus aureus virulence factor expression and bacterial biofilm formation. He later pursued post-doctoral studies at the University of Maryland researching the phosphorylation of novel Streptococcal gene regulators involved in nutrient acquisition. Joseph now works with his sales teams at Bio-Rad supporting customers at academic and government research institutions on the east coast of the US.

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Deanna Woo
Deanna Woo, Global Product Manager

Deanna Woo is currently a Global Product Manager for the Bio-Rad Laboratories Protein Quantitation Global Business division.  She joined Bio-Rad in 2013 as a Research Associate, where she validated antibodies for the PrecisionAb Antibodies product line, becoming an expert in western blotting.  She was soon promoted to Application Scientist, where she became familiar with numerous Bio-Rad product lines used in the study of proteomics, molecular biology, and genomics.  She received her Bachelor of Science at San Francisco State University in Cellular and Molecular Biology, with a minor in Chemistry, and held research roles at UCSF, Genentech, and Stanford.  Her previous research work included studying the molecular mechanisms that regulate the development of primordial germ cells and research exploring hyperphosphorylation of tau in neurodegenerative diseases.