Thomas Hitchcock, Ph.D.

Chief Science Officer @ Crown Laboratories

About Thomas Hitchcock, Ph.D.

Thomas Hitchcock, Ph.D., Chief Science Officer

Thomas Hitchcock currently holds the position of Chief Science Officer, bringing extensive expertise to this role. His background in genetics and extensive post-doctoral training has shaped his impressive career in scientific research, development, and executive leadership, particularly in the field of dermatology.

Thomas Hitchcock Education and Expertise

Thomas Hitchcock earned his Ph.D. in Genetics from Clemson University. Further honing his expertise, he completed post-doctoral trainings at Duke University and Yale University in Biomedical Engineering, Vascular Biology, and Therapeutics. His in-depth knowledge is also cemented through his research experience at Weill Cornell Medical College, where he studied the genetics of multiple myeloma.

Thomas Hitchcock's Research and Professional Background

With over 15 years of research experience, Thomas Hitchcock has contributed significantly to multiple fields including Basic Science, Proof-of-Concept, Pre-Clinical, and Clinical Research. Notable positions include his tenure at Ulthera, Inc. in dermatology, and founding Xycrobe Therapeutics Inc., where he served as CEO until its acquisition. Additionally, he oversaw Clinical & Medical Affairs at Bellus Medical from its inception until its acquisition by Crown Laboratories, displaying his adeptness in steering companies through critical growth phases.

Thomas Hitchcock's Academic and Educational Contributions

Thomas Hitchcock extends his expertise into academia as an adjunct faculty member of the Department of Biomedical Science at East Tennessee State University. His role involves mentoring the next generation of scientists and contributing to the academic community's body of knowledge with his specialized insights in genetics and biomedical science.

Thomas Hitchcock's Educational Docuseries and Podcasts

Thomas Hitchcock educates the public on dermatological science through multimedia platforms. He hosts the docuseries 'Beauty & the Bacteria,' which delves into the skin microbiome, and the 'Skin Science Podcast Series,' where he discusses current issues and innovations in dermatology and aesthetics. These series underline his commitment to translating complex scientific topics into accessible content for a broader audience.

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