Overview
Matthew Putman serves as Cofounder and CEO at Nanotronics[1][3], an advanced machines and intelligence company that combines AI, automation, and sophisticated imaging for manufacturing quality control[2]. Putman holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Physics/Applied Physics from Université Paris-Saclay[11]. Beyond Nanotronics, Putman maintains involvement across multiple organizations, serving as Chairman of the Board at Pioneer Works Center for Arts and Innovation[6], Board Member at New York Live Arts[5], Executive Board member at Montauk Observatory[10], and on the Scientific Advisory Board of The Cure Is Now[8]. Putman also serves as a mentor with The Thiel Foundation[9] and on the Advisory Board of Imagine Science Films[7].
Profile introduction
Matthew Putman, PhD, is an American scientist, educator, musician, and film and stage producer. He is best known for his work in nanotechnology. Putman currently serves as the CEO of Nanotronics, an advanced machines and intelligence company that has redefined factory control through the invention of a platform that combines AI, automation, and sophisticated imaging to assist human ingenuity in detecting flaws in manufacturing. He recently built New York State’s first high-tech manufacturing hub, located in Building 20 of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. After receiving a B.A. in Music and Theater from…
Career history
- Cofounder and CEOJan 2009 to presentNanotronics
- CEOAug 2007 to presentNanotronics
- Board MemberMar 2016 to presentNew York Live Arts
- Chairman of the BoardJan 2012 to presentPioneer Works Center for Arts and Innovation
- Advisory BoardMar 2010 to presentImagine Science Films
- Scientific Advisory BoardDec 2011 to presentThe Cure Is Now
- Mentor2011 to presentThe Thiel Foundation
- Executive Board memberJul 2008 to presentMontauk Observatory
Education
- Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Engineering Physics/Applied Physics2003 - 2007Université Paris-Saclay
- Paris VI
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