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David Wine

Jul 10, 2007
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David Wine has been named vice president of development at Neah Power Systems, a developer of fuel cells for military applications, notebook computers and personal electronic devices. He previously had served as director of cell and stack development at Neah Power since 2003.
 
Prior to joining Neah Power, Wine held R&D positions at Allied Signal, Microvision, and CombiMatrix.

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