John F. Hainfeld

John F. Hainfeld is an American biochemist recognized for his pioneering work in the field of biophysics, particularly in the development of techniques for studying biological molecules. He is best known for inventing the method of bio-conjugation that allows scientists to label proteins with specific markers, facilitating the study of their structures and functions. His research has contributed significantly to advancements in medical diagnostics and therapeutic development, enhancing our understanding of diseases at the molecular level. Hainfeld's work exemplifies the intersection of biology and technology, pushing the boundaries of scientific discovery.