Thomas Lynch

Operates as a multi-specialty medical firm

Engages in development and commercialization of molecular testing and technology services in the fields of women’s, oncology and organ health

Provides consulting services for cancer patients

The International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC) is a multidisciplinary organization dedicated to the study, research, and eradication of lung cancer and other thoracic malignancies. The non-profit company is based in Aurora, CO. It serves a diverse community including oncologists, thoracic specialists, scientists, patient advocates, and caregivers, advancing lung cancer care through collaborative science, education, advocacy, and clinical practice. IASLC organizes major conferences, supports scientific projects, develops resources for targeted therapy, and publishes journals focused on thoracic oncology. The organization fosters professional development, provides educational materials, policy toolkits, patient advocacy initiatives, and training workshops to improve lung cancer diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Operates as a cancer treatment center

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Discovers and develops novel drugs to treat cancer and other serious medical disorders

Develops small molecule immunotherapies to treat patients with cancer as well as other life-threatening diseases

Operates as a biotechnology company

Washington State Academy of Sciences (WSAS) is a nonpartisan, independent scientific advisory organization established by state law in 2005 to provide objective, evidence-based scientific and technical information to state policymakers, including the legislature, state agencies, and the governor’s office. The private company is located in the US. WSAS operates as a nonprofit with a mission to inform public policy and enhance research impact through expert assessments, reports, and convenings. The organization mobilizes scientific and engineering experts to address state issues via studies, workshops, and peer-reviewed reports on topics such as clean energy, transportation resilience, salmon recovery, emerging contaminants, and the impacts of COVID-19. It organizes member-driven topical affinity groups to foster multidisciplinary collaboration on scientific and technological challenges relevant to the state. WSAS supports science education and the next generation of scientists through programs like the Washington Junior Academy of Sciences and is developing a science policy fellowship to connect scientists with policymakers. The "Growing with AI" initiative explores artificial intelligence applications to enhance the sustainability and economic viability of the state’s agricultural sector.