Albert A. Luderer, Ph.D.

CEO, Co-Founder & Board Member, Indi Molecular

Albert A. Luderer, Ph.D., has more than 40 years of successful leadership in medical diagnostics, laboratory medicine and therapeutic development.  Dr. Luderer co-founded Indi Molecular in 2013 as a spinoff of Integrated Diagnostics where he was the founding CEO and a Director.  Integrated Diagnostics discovered and commercialized the first non-invasive cancer rule out molecular diagnostic for early stage non-small cell lung carcinoma.  Biodesix (BDSX) acquired Integrated Diagnostics in 2018.  Earlier in his career, Luderer served as President, CEO and Director of BioTrove Inc., a venture-backed Molecular Biological Tools company that was acquired by Life Technologies in December 2009. BioTrove was the 2009 recipient of Frost & Sullivan’s North American Drug Discovery Technologies and Growth Strategy Leadership of the Year Award and was recognized by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies in North America. 

Dr. Luderer’s prior positions include: CEO of the venture-backed Therapeutics company Light Sciences Inc.; President and COO of bioMérieux, Inc.; Vice President of Technology and Business Development for Dianon Systems (now Lab Corp); Vice President of Technology Development and Support at Boehringer Mannheim (Now Roche) and; Head of Biomedical Research for Corning.

Dr. Luderer has developed and commercialized major In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) systems including the global market leader for microbial detection and antibiotic susceptibility testing – Vitek®II, co-invented and established Standard of Care Diagnostics in cancer detection and has participated in the creation of one of the dominant global IVD companies – Siemens Diagnostics – through his participation in the negotiation and formation of the joint venture IVD firm Ciba Corning.

Dr. Luderer holds a Ph.D. from Rutgers University where he was an NSF pre doctoral fellow and performed postgraduate work in immunology and genetics at Sidney Kimmel Medical College (formerly Jefferson Medical College). He is an independent director of BioNano Genomics (BNGO) and the chairman of Allergenis.