Author

Vernon Booker

An Iowa State University graduate with a master’s in bioprocess engineering, Vernon Booker works at a biomanufacturing plant in Wichita, Kansas. He previously managed pilot-scale operations for therapeutic protein manufacturing, overseeing the transfer of cell cultures from laboratory flasks into large production tanks. Booker contributes articles on industrial biotechnology to Biology Insights.

Parallel Fluidics: Applications and Key Advantages
What Is the Matrix Theory of Life?
Electroporation System: What It Is and How It Works
Spatial Imaging: What It Is and Why It Matters
What Is a Biotransducer and How Does It Work?
How Forward Scatter Helps Determine Particle Size
What Is FRET Spectroscopy and How Is It Used?
What Is DNA Origami? A Nanotechnology Revolution
What Is Steered Molecular Dynamics and How Does It Work?
Biological Sensors: Principles, Types, and Applications