Kendra Folsom Email & Phone Number

Maplewood, MN

I use thermal analysis techniques, such as DSC, TGA, and rheology, to determine material properties. This process involves preparing samples, running and calibrating instrumentation, and analyzing data. I work with a wide variety of samples including polymer resins, adhesives, films, webs, abrasives, powders, gels, and liquids. The analysis programs used.

I assist in the development of electret filters. My tasks have included synthesizing additives, analyzing data, charging filters, testing filters and analyzing properties of material. I have utilized NMR, FTIR, TMA, TGA, DSC and other analysis techniques. I have also carried out computations using NWChem and UNIX systems to determine the thermodynamic.

My research is under Dr. Rollin A. King and focuses on the development of computational methods that assist in the determination of the absolute configuration of chiral products. These methods utilize theoretical and experimental optical rotations. My research is centered around theoretical calculations that incorporate solvent. Computations are carried.

I researched under Professor Ronald T. Raines and aided in the efforts of graduate student Christine Bradford. Christine’s research focuses on the cytosolic delivery of macromolecules. I helped with the specific research goal of utilizing the anionic properties of heparin sulfate (present on the outside of epithelial cell membranes). The heparin sulfate.

The research of the Kiley Laboratory focuses primarily on the study of FNR which is a global regulator of gene expression. I prepared the necessary solutions, antibiotics, and agar plates that were needed to perform the laboratory research. I prepared everything using a sterile technique and also made sure that the lab equipment was sterilized by an.

Bachelor'S Degree, Chemistry

Graduated with an American Chemical Society certified bachelor of science degree. Researched chiroptical properties of molecules utilizing.

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