I have been a R&D formulation chemist my entire career. I have 106 U.S. patents, more than 300 patents worldwide and over 1400 products in the market place. Many products you buy in various stores have been ones I invented or use technology I developed to produce them
I have taught at the high school level and the college level early in my career. I have also tutored usually family and friends as needs arose. There is a high level of satisfaction when a young person gets a concept on a...
I have been a R&D formulation chemist my entire career. I have 106 U.S. patents, more than 300 patents worldwide and over 1400 products in the market place. Many products you buy in various stores have been ones I invented or use technology I developed to produce them
I have taught at the high school level and the college level early in my career. I have also tutored usually family and friends as needs arose. There is a high level of satisfaction when a young person gets a concept on a topic they thought they never would or could understand. Too many good young people never reach their potential because they could not take that next, or final step in mastering a subject.
Algebra 1 & 2, Trig and geometry, Calculus, Differential equations, topology, matrix algebra, linear algebra
BS, MS and PhD in chemistry (PhD is in Photopolymer chemistry) , BS in Pre-med, completed first year of med school before Viet Nam
After being the Director of R&D for Hoechst and Kodak, and now having my own company for consulting, I can offer insight and guidance to a person with an interest in pursuing chemistry as a career. There are may things to know such as good and not so good grad schools, good and not so good companies for which to work, and some really good and not so good elements for getting potential employers attention.
