Katherine Bergman
About Katherine Bergman
Katherine Bergman is a Scientist I at Lyndra Therapeutics, specializing in polymer chemistry and advanced material synthesis. With a background in biochemistry from Colorado School of Mines, she has contributed to research in bone regeneration and improved lab practices.
Current Role at Lyndra Therapeutics
Katherine Bergman serves as Scientist I at Lyndra Therapeutics, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she engages in independent research aimed at enhancing experimental techniques and laboratory practices. Her work contributes to the company's focus on innovative therapeutic solutions.
Previous Experience at Lonza
Before joining Lyndra Therapeutics, Katherine worked at Lonza as Scientist II from 2018 to 2020 in Bend, Oregon. During her two-year tenure, she gained valuable experience in the field, contributing to various projects and advancing her expertise in scientific research.
Research Assistant at Colorado School of Mines
Katherine was a Research Assistant at Colorado School of Mines from 2012 to 2015. In this role, she conducted research in Boston, focusing on synthesizing hydroxyapatite nanorods to enhance co-polymers for bone regenerative applications. This experience laid the foundation for her knowledge in advanced material synthesis.
Education in Biochemistry
Katherine earned her Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry from Colorado School of Mines, studying from 2012 to 2015. Her academic background provided her with a strong foundation in biochemical principles, which she applies in her current and previous research roles.
Expertise in Polymer Chemistry
Katherine specializes in polymer chemistry, focusing on strengthening polylactide and ethylene glycol derivative co-polymers. Her expertise in this area is evident through her research initiatives aimed at improving material properties for various applications.