Dynamic PhD candidate with extensive research experience at the University of Maine, specializing in novel IR detection methods of toxic analytes in water. Proven analytical skills and expertise in techniques used in chemistry laboratories, complemented by a commitment to solving problems and deliver strong research skill.
- Conduct and lead research focused on the development of (1) novel coatings for high temperature applications, and (2) IR-based detection methods of toxic analytes in water.
- Trained and experienced in using Infrared spectroscopy, X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), and Raman Microscopy.
- Knowledge in signal processing and data analysis.
- Analyze data collected and write peer-reviewed publications.
- Collaborated with cross-functional teams including faculty, researchers, and students.
- Mentor and provide training to undergraduate student.
- Wrote and defended a doctoral dissertation titled "Particulate coatings for Infrared Based Detection and Protective Coatings for Reduced Oxidation of Steel at High Temperatures".
- Teaching assistant for General Chemistry Labs (CHY 123) and Advanced Integrated Chemistry Labs (CHY 491) at University of Maine.