Dr. Gregory Denomme is a clinical and academic trained scientist. He has worked in transfusion medicine his entire career; initially obtaining Canadian medical lab scientist credentials with advanced certification in immunohematology. Following his clinical training, he obtained a doctorate in microbiology and immunology at the University of Western Ontario and held two postdoctoral fellowships; one in platelet immunology at the Canadian Red Cross Society, and the other in Pathology and Molecular Medicine at McMaster University, Canada. Presently, he is Senior Director of Immunohematology and Innovation at Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin, where he holds a Senior Investigator position with Versiti’s Blood Research Institute. His applied research integrates blood group genetics and immunohematology to the study of blood group antigen expression and the impact on immune-mediated hemolytic disorders.

He is a recipient of the North Carolina Association of Blood Bankers, Petteway-Shepherd Award, the AABB Sally Frank Award and Lectureship, a Harvard Medical School Margot S. Kruskall Lectureship, the Michigan Association of Blood Banks Kay Beattie Lectureship, and the Canadian Blood Services Kenneth J Fyke Award for innovation in health services. He is a distinguished fellow of the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Sciences. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed manuscripts along with a dozen or so book, book chapters, and monographs.