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INTERNATIONAL STAKEHOLDER PANEL ON ALTERNATIVE
METHODS (ISPAM)
Scott Radcliffe, Ph.D.
Romer Labs
Scott Radcliffe is a technical support scientist, application developer and
trainer at Romer Labs, focusing on immunoassays for detection of food
allergens. He has been published in the Journal of AOAC International and
the International Journal of Celiac Disease, and regularly presents research
posters at meetings of IAFP and AOAC International. Prior to joining
Romer Labs in 2013, Scott worked to develop hepatotoxicity screening
methods for Johnson & Johnson, and researched cardiomyocyte receptor
signaling in response to catecholamine toxicity for Thomas Jefferson University. Scott earned a B.S. in
Biology from Lebanon Valley College in 2000, and an Advanced Graduate Certificate in Cell, Molecular and
Developmental Biology from Villanova University in 2013.