Nathan Boyd, PhD

Nathan K. Boyd is an accomplished neuroscience and neuro-oncology scientist with a rich history in non-profit organization management and government relations, showcasing exceptional written and verbal communication skills.

He holds a Ph.D. in Immunology and Neuro-Oncology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and has honed expertise in various areas including communication, leadership, scientific literacy, grant and manuscript writing, project management, diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Nathan's educational journey includes a Ph.D. in Immunology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, a Masters in Cellular Biology & Immunology from Georgia State University, a Bachelor's degree in Biology major Chemistry minor from Georgia State University, and studies in Medical Virology at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.

His professional experience spans across prominent organizations like the National Cancer Institute, United States Department of Defense, Emory University School of Medicine, The American Association of Immunologists, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and others.

Nathan has fulfilled roles such as Health Scientist Administrator, Science and Technology Policy Fellow, Postdoctoral Fellow, Public Policy Fellow, and Associate Editor, thereby showcasing a versatile skill set and a deep understanding of defense policy, NIH policy, and science advocacy.

Throughout his career, he has excelled in tasks relating to government relations, grant writing, teaching, and advocating for issues like mental health and diversity, equity, and inclusion, encapsulating a holistic approach to his professional endeavors.