FLOW CONTRACT SITE LABORATORY - Key Persons

Jennifer J. Stewart - VP

Job Titles:
  • Laboratory Director
  • Vice President
Jennifer has 20+ years of experience with flow cytometry in academic, nonclinical and clinical settings. As a co-founder of FCSL, she has the opportunity to interface with clients to gain an understanding of the evolving demands for the technology in drug development. Her mission is to be at the cutting edge in the field, knowing that FCSL's services can assist in the creation of treatments for millions worldwide who currently suffer from disease. This effort is supplemented through collaboration with other experts on research projects, publishing manuscripts, organizing workshops and speaking at symposiums. Jennifer is currently serving as the Vice President and Laboratory Director at FCSL and is involved in the interpretation and reporting for the various flow cytometry projects. In addition, she is the Co-chair for the AAPS Flow Cytometry Action Programming Committee and has served as a guest editor for Cytometry Part B: Clinical Cytometry and as a scientific reviewer for several high profile journals.

Lynette Brown

Job Titles:
  • President and Flow Cytometry Specialist
Lynette has 20+ years professional experience in flow cytometry both in clinical and research settings. Being a co-founder of FCSL has allowed her the freedom to delve into the technology with depth and passion. She is an integral part of client communications and is able to translate their ideas and needs into experimental activity. She has overseen the development, qualification and validation of numerous assays for both surface and intracellular markers along with cellular functional assays that have been used for both exploratory and GLP studies. Lynette is currently serving as the President of FCSL and oversees the overall operations of the company. She is a main author of the standard operating procedures driving FCSL processes and experimental procedures outlining the planning and execution of study activities. In addition, Lynette is a board member of the Northwest Flow Cytometry Society, a local user group, providing educational activities and a forum for the flow cytometry community in the Pacific Northwest.