Electrochemist / R&D Scientist
Rochester, New York, Us
R&D Scientist in Eastman Kodak's Central Research Chemical Physics and Molecular Electronics Laboratories. EKC's top chemical and electronics science team employing molecular design, synthesis, and advanced characterization of novel organic and organometallic chemicals for photoconductors, dark conductors, and superconductor thin film composites. Invented methods for 3D organic self-assembly/molecular aggregation within coatable polymer electrodes for eletrophotographic electron and hole charge transport layers and novel medical sensors. Formulated advanced ultra-thin film composites and characterized advanced solid state electronic properties for use in thin composite coatings for flexible conductors, photoconductors/receptors, batteries, and other photoelectric devices. Designed and built custom ultrasensitive low temperature electronics test apparatus for measurement of single crystal organic dark/super conductors. Designed electronics interface and programmed minicomputer programs for automation and control of test station with real time data acquisition and post run analysis. Developed ultrasensitive HPLC-Electrochemical and Photo-electrochemical flow cells for characterization of organic materials. Designed custom electrodes, electrochemical cells, ESR coulometric electrochemical cells for advanced characterization of oxidized and reduced transient states of novel organic and organometallic materials. Performed analytical characterization, formulation, and manufacturing methods for robust photoconductor photoreceptors used in many modern photocopiers and laser printers. Designed and characterized pigments and composite specialized multifunctional polymer-pigment compositions for leading ink jet and laser color printing. Utilized advance computer programming and MOPAC (molecular orbital calculation methods) for predicting optimum electronic charge transfer characteristics. Automated fast scan non-aqueous solution electrochemical characterization.