Founder GeneSearch; Montana (IDeA State)
Paul’s Success Story
Contribution to Science
Paul’s device improves the cryopreservation of vertebrate genetic stocks of biomedical and commercial significance.
- After numerous years of research and development, Paul and his wife Sally have become the world’s leading authorities on embryo transfer (ET) in the South American Camelids, teaching ET in many countries.
- The Embryo Cradle was born after 15 years of research and was the first device to successfully puncture a llama embryo in preparation for freezing—leading to the world’s first llama babies born from frozen embryos.
- Paul’s first grant application did not receive a fundable score and he had to resubmit before his Phase I resubmission was selected for funding. Paul’s advice for hopeful grantees is to “be prepared for the long haul.”
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