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Chris Ace is a seasoned scientist with extensive experience in virology and animal research. Currently serving as a Senior Scientist at Biomere since 2006, Chris Ace supervises NIH grant and commercial client-funded studies focused on animal infection and vaccine development, overseeing study design and technical procedures. Prior to this role, Chris Ace was a Senior Research Associate at UMass Medical School, contributing to NIH-funded progesterone studies in rhesus monkeys, and previously served as a Research Associate identifying progesterone-responsive genes. Chris Ace began a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University after earning a Ph.D. in Virology from the University of Glasgow and a B.Sc. in Biological Sciences from the University of Leicester.