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Mark Sholin is listed as Making Electrochemistry Instruments Truly Accessible Worldwide at Admiral Instruments, a company with 7 employees, based in Greater Phoenix Area, United States, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at admiralinstruments.com, phone signal with area code 480, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Mark Sholin.
Mark Sholin previously worked as Co-founder & President at Admiral Instruments and Partner / Sales and Co-founder at Mfc Systems (Precursor To Admiral Instruments). Mark Sholin holds Phd Student, Biological Design from Arizona State University.
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Co-founder and President of Admiral Instruments. A chemical engineer by training, I'm determined to help bring compelling technologies from the lab, garage, or napkin, and into the real world for the benefit of us all!To better understand what Admiral Instruments does, consider the following... Every day, all of us use portable electronics containing batteries, ride in cars or similar modes of transportation, eat packaged food, and drink clean water. At their core, these are all "electrochemical" systems involving the interaction between electricity and materials. Measuring and analyzing these electrochemical interactions is vital to ensure reliability, improve performance, and invent entirely new technologies.Admiral Instruments is on a mission to make the next generation of electrochemistry instruments truly accessible worldwide. Since our founding in February 2017, we have helped hundreds of customers in dozens of countries, including Fortune 50 companies, startups, universities, and government research labs.Millions of scientists, engineers, and technicians are employed worldwide to evaluate present-day electrochemical products and to design brand new electrochemical technologies. By saving them money, time, and space without compromising overall measurement quality, we accelerate their pace of innovation to create better performing batteries, fuel cells, solar cells, sensors, medical devices, protective coatings, and other advanced materials to improve quality of life worldwide.
Listed skills include Water Treatment, Chemical Engineering, Wastewater Treatment, Water, and 14 others.
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Phoenix, Arizona Area
Admiral Instruments is on a mission to equip the world with the best-priced, most modern, and easiest-to-use electrochemical measurement tools in existence. Our efforts empower customers to take measurements and conduct experiments more simply & efficiently. www.admiralinstruments.com
MFC Systems originated the family of Squidstat potentiostats built for cost-conscious researchers studying electrochemical systems. These early efforts laid the foundation for Admiral Instruments.
Tempe, AZ
Arbsource was a materials science company developing electrodes for water treatment applications. During my five years as the founder & CEO of Arbsource, I led a team of engineers as a Principal Investigator through R&D contracts with the US Dept. of Energy, National Science Foundation, and several commercially funded projects.Arbsource was acquired at the.
Phoenix, Arizona Area
-Collected sludge samples from Mesa Northwest Wastewater Treatment Plant for off-site analysis-Part of a nationwide study on methane recovery from various wastewater treatment technologies-Selected for my deep understanding of wastewater to energy treatment technology landscape
-Researched Microbial Fuel Cell systems and related materials, inspiring the creation of Arbsource
-Worked with Drinking Water Process group on disinfection byproduct reduction with the City of Phoenix-Engaged in both bench-scale and full-scale distribution system water quality testing with multiple tests-Performing data analysis and preparing /cataloguing water samples for City of Phoenix compliance lab
-Continued a MS degree researcher’s work to reduce energy costs for domestic wastewater treatment-Optimized hydraulic retention time by 25% to facilitate up-scaling, H2S formation ended the project-Methods included ion chromatography, ammonium sensors, COD test, VFA test, and sulfide tests
-Studied contaminant removal in ion exchange brine from water purification systems and flue gas desulfurization brine from power plants using H2-based Membrane Biofilm Reactor (MBfR) technology-Profiled sludge samples from Siemens Interchange Bioreactor technology for optimization purposes
-Research involved use of anammox bioreactors for nitrogen removal in wastewater-Duties included preparing bioreactor feed, sample extraction/analysis, and reactor maintenance-Monitored 30 batch tests from different water treatment plants to test anammox inoculation potential
-Prepared samples of industrial waste for analysis of precious metal content (Au, Pt, Ag, Cu, Ni, etc.)-Profiled new incoming industrial waste sources to determine safety precautions and other factors-Learned about ISO standards for wetlabs and assisted in optimizing several lab testing techniques
-Performed compatibility tests on process control software releases for large scale industrial processes-Installed and configured new software testing beds for the Migration and Interoperability team-Learned about creating large scale computer networks and exposed to C++ and C# programming
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Mark Sholin works for Admiral Instruments.
Mark Sholin is listed as Making Electrochemistry Instruments Truly Accessible Worldwide at Admiral Instruments.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @admiralinstruments.com for Mark Sholin at Admiral Instruments.
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Mark Sholin is based in Greater Phoenix Area, United States, United States while working with Admiral Instruments.
Mark Sholin has worked for Admiral Instruments, Mfc Systems (Precursor To Admiral Instruments), Arbsource, Llc, Infilco Degremont, and Arizona State University.
Mark Sholin's colleagues at Admiral Instruments include Andrew Hoyt, Matthew Dion, Reymundo Chavez, Preston Tiff, and Alexis Gray.
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Mark Sholin holds Phd Student, Biological Design from Arizona State University.
Mark Sholin is listed with skills including Water Treatment, Chemical Engineering, Wastewater Treatment, Water, Entrepreneurship, Start Ups, Energy, and New Business Development.
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