Dr. Albert Liptay has served as Director of Research and Development for Stoller Enterprises Inc. for more than five years. As Research Director, Liptay interacts with university professors and other scientists to validate modes of action and performance (experiments) of Stoller products. Liptay is responsible for the constant update of new biological literature, especially gene expression and systems biology. He also researches the effect of hormones on crop productivity and participates in joint discussions with Jerry Stoller and other scientists.

Over the last 25 years Liptay has traveled the world, gaining work experience and expertise in the field of horticulture. Before joining Stoller Enterprises Inc., Liptay was a research scientist with Agriculture Canada – the Federal Department of Agriculture for Canada. He also served as special advisor to Agriculture Canada at their headquarters in Ottawa Canada. Liptay completed research sabbaticals at the Vegetable Research Institute in Geisenheim Germany and the Biologische Institut II of Freiburg University in Germany and most recently with the Biology Department of Harvard University. 

Liptay received a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree in horticulture from the University of Guelph. He continued his education at McMaster University, where he received a doctorate in cell and molecular biology.

In his free time, Liptay enjoys conducting outside research on gene expression in biological organisms, spending time with his family and a variety of other activities including learning about history, archeology, music, art and languages.