BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH - George M. Holzwarth

EDUCATION:

Wesleyan University, B.A., physics, 1959
Harvard University, M.S., medical sciences, 1961
Harvard University, Ph.D., biophysics, 1964
Florida State University, post-doctoral, molecular biophysics, 1965-67

EMPLOYMENT:

Assistant Professor, Department of Biophysics, University of Chicago, 1967-74
Member of the Research Staff, Exxon Corporate Research Laboratory, 1974-83
Lecturer (tenure track), Department of Physics, Wake Forest University, 1983-88
Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Wake Forest University, 1988-90
Professor, Department of Physics, Wake Forest University, 1990-2004
Research Professor, Department of Physics, Wake Forest University, 2004

SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS:
Biophysical Society
American Physical Society

AWARDS: Phi Beta Kappa;
Research Career Development Award, NIH, 1971-74

PUBLICATIONS are separately listed.

PATENTS:
Holzwarth, G.M., Naslund, L.A., and Sandvik, E.I. Oil Recovery Using Stabilized Saline, Heat-Treated Heteropolysaccharide Solutions. U.S.Patent 4,425,246, Jan. 10, 1984

Holzwarth, G.M. Oil Recovery Using Modified Hetero- polysaccharides in Buffered Brine. U.S.Patent 4,440,225,
April 3, 1984.

Method and apparatus for gel electrophoresis using two electric fields. C.R.Sabanayagam, G.M.Holzwarth, and E.H.Lai. US patent 5,453,162(9/26/1995). Licensed to BioRad.

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