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Hung Trinh
Associate Director of Downstream Process Development at Genezen
Dr. Hung Trinh is a Ph.D. holder specializing in Molecular Virology with a breadth of expertise in Viral Vectors, Analytical and Bioassay Development, Tech-transfer, Process Development, Infection Diseases, Vaccine Immunology, and Clinical Trials.
His primary interests lie in Process Development and manufacturing of viral vectors such as Lentiviral vectors, Adenovirus, and AAV, as well as in CAR-T cells, CMC, and Vaccine Development.
With a background in Cross-Functional Management, Dr. Trinh excels in working in complex environments with strict timelines, managing multiple projects, interacting with stakeholders, and developing long-term strategic partnerships utilizing methodologies like PMP and Lean Six Sigma.
His expertise in Process Development spans Upstream, Downstream, and Bioassay fields encompassing various technologies such as chromatography, viral vector titers, infectious titers, host cell proteins, residual DNA, SDS-PAGE, ELISA, and more.
Educationally, Dr. Trinh acquired his Bachelor's in Biotechnology, studied Non-degree programs in Budget/Grant management, Management, Technology, Economics, and Finance, earned a Ph.D. in Molecular Virology and Biochemistry, and pursued additional studies in Biochemistry and Good Clinical Practice.
Throughout his career, Dr. Hung Trinh held roles including Associate Director of Downstream Process Development at Genezen, Sr. Scientist at Miltenyi Biotec, Lead Researcher in Vaccine Development at The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, and various Postdoctoral and Researcher positions at prestigious institutions globally.
He possesses expertise in Design of Experiment (DOE), JMP, Sanger and next-generation sequencing, proteomics, mass spectrometry, and has a deep understanding of regulatory practices including FDA and ICH guidelines.
Dr. Trinh's rich educational background, diverse skill set, and extensive experience make him a seasoned professional in the field of Molecular Virology, Process Development, and Bioassay Development.
