Summary
Christopher Bare is a seasoned cytometry leader with over two decades of hands-on experience building and managing high-dimensional flow cytometry and cell sorting operations across top academic, industry, and startup labs. Currently Director of Cytometry at the Nathan S. Kline Institute, he has led large core facilities and multidisciplinary teams to deliver standardized, high-throughput single-cell assays for neuroscience, oncology, and translational applications. His career blends technical depth in instrument integration, image and spatial profiling, and rare-cell workflows with operational expertise in training, quality systems, and technology transfer. Christopher’s work often bridges laboratory and clinical contexts—anticipating migration of cytometry from bench to bedside—and he has a track record of embedding novel assays into sequencing and therapeutic discovery pipelines. An early adopter of automation and process engineering, he brings a pragmatic, systems-oriented approach to complex biological measurement challenges.
9 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
BS Biology - Genetics and Development, BS Biology - Genetics and Development at Cornell University
Graduate Coursework 14cr.hrs 3.71 GPA Biomedical Sciences, General, Graduate Coursework 14cr.hrs 3.71 GPA Biomedical Sciences, General at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey