Courtney Brannan is a Research & Development Scientist at StimLabs whose work is focused on placental technology product development. Courtney has a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the University of North Georgia. She started her career working in placental tissue processing and manufacturing of tissue products as a founding member of StimLabs. In 2019, Courtney transitioned to her role on the StimLabs Research & Development team, focusing on product design, development, technology transfer, process manufacturing improvements, and characterization of placental technologies.

Molly Buckley is a Scientist in Research & Development at StimLabs. She received her undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from Auburn University and her Master’s degree and Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Her work focuses on the characterization of tissue product composition and performance and the development of new methodologies to understand these materials. She further supports clinical research of product performance to better characterize the uses of placental tissue products in the wound care space.