ABOUT CITRINE INFORMATICS

Greg Mulholland is a co-founder and CEO of Citrine Informatics. He works with partners along the materials value chain to use state of the art data science techniques to identify areas of improvement and optimization in advanced materials discovery and production. He is an internationally recognized materials technology leader with invitations to speak at global conferences on six continents, chaired a session entitled “Big Data and AI for Materials Efficiency” at the 2018 World Materials Forum, was named a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer 2017, a member of the World Economic Forum Future of Production Working Group, was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2015.  He holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, an MPhil in Materials Science from Cambridge University, and Bachelors of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from NC State University where he was a Park Scholar.

Bryce Meredig is Chief Science Officer and is a co-founder of Citrine Informatics. Dr. Meredig earned his PhD in the research group of Professor Chris Wolverton at Northwestern University, where he co-authored eleven peer-reviewed publications. Bryce’s doctoral research focused on developing algorithms and approaches for computational discovery, optimization, and characterization of materials. These ideas form the basis of Citrine’s long-term vision of enabling routine materials informatics for materials researchers everywhere. During his PhD. studies, Dr. Meredig was awarded the Northwestern University Presidential Fellowship and the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship.

Dr. Julia Ling is Chief Technology Officer at Citrine Informatics. Dr. Ling is a proven leader and pioneer in the use of data-driven technology for scientific and engineering applications. At Citrine, she leads the Data Science, Data Engineering, Software Engineering, and Security teams. She has also led the development of Citrine’s IP, including patented technology applying AI to make strategic R&D project decisions. Prior to joining Citrine, Julia was a Harry S. Truman Fellow at Sandia National Labs, where she led multiple research projects applying AI to the physical sciences. Julia has authored over twenty-five peer-reviewed academic papers with over fifteen hundred combined citations and is a regular academic and industry conference presenter at top institutions including invited seminars at Harvard, Stanford, Caltech and Cambridge Universities.

Justine Trubey is Chief Operating Officer for Citrine Informatics. Ms. Trubey is an experienced operational leader with a background spanning the manufacturing, publishing, healthcare, and 3D printing industries. She has built and managed big teams for companies that change the way digital and physical products are made and consumed. She has served as CEO of healthcare non-profit Limbforge; VP of operations at Shapeways, a leading 3D printing company; head of global content operations for Amazon’s Kindle team; and SVP of technology and operations for Random House, one of the world’s largest book publishers. She serves on the board of the Victoria Hand Project, a non-profit that creates 3D printed prosthetics for the poor, and Rachna Satrei, a Cambodian women’s empowerment NGO.