Kaylee Clark Email & Phone Number

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Integrating electrochemical biosensors into wearable sweat devices

Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Co

I developed carbon-based electrochemical biosensors to detect molecules such as SARS-CoV-2, glucose, and oxygen for integration into fluidic systems. My work focused on working towards more affordable and accessible point of care (POC) tests and biosensors for medical needs.

Fort Collins, Colorado

I instructed General Chemistry II Laboratory, planning and executing weekly lesson plans to approximately 50 students per semester. Through brief hands-on lessons I emphasized key concepts and safety for the laboratory experiments.

Clemson University, Clemson, Sc

I characterized the synthesis of a fluorescent compound using mild thermal treatment of paper with a CO2 laser engraver. I am particularly interested in the fluorescence properties. I applied this compound to develop a redox-based optical sensor for sodium hypochlorite (bleach).

São Paulo Area, Brazil

I worked in the Lab de Materiais Eletroativos (Torresi) to investigate the properties of cellulose films and glucose oxidase adsorption onto the films using a QCM-D microbalance. The project worked towards the application of paper-based microfluidic device production.

Melbourne, Fl

I worked in the Maintenance Request Department for the FTI (FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure) Program to coordinate the proprietary details of maintenance events with the FAA and Harris engineers/technicians. I ensured maintenance events were properly scheduled and ran smoothly through email and phone communication, technical report writing, and specialized company programs.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Analytical Chemistry

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Chemistry, Gpa: 3.8

High School, Bayside Engineering And Technology Academy (Beta)