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Disability Convocation Spotlights the Hiring of Engineers with Unique Abilities

April 30, 2018
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Among the least-considered attributes of people recovering from or adapting to a disability are the new skills they acquire in this process.

Almut Heinken

Almut Heinken specializes in systems biology of the human gut microbiome with the particular focus on metabolic interactions between gut microbes and the mammalian host.Read more

Cynthia Collins

Cynthia Collins joined the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at RPI in March 2008 as an assistant professor. Cynthia grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She obtained her Honours B.Sc. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the University of Toronto in 2000, and her Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics from Caltech in 2006.Read more

Stacie Santhany

Stacie Santhany joined Dow in 2001 after receiving a Chemical Engineering degree from Michigan State University. In 2015, she took on the position of Technical Leader for the Solids Processing discipline of Engineering and Process Sciences (E&PS) in Core R&D. In 2017, she expanded her role to lead the Process Development team in E&PS. This year Stacie has the opportunity to lead the Statistics team in R&D, as well as continuing her Process Development leadership role.Read more

Ramesh Rameswaran

Ramesh Rameswaran received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 1986 from Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, with a specialization in Fischer-Tropsch Catalysis. Currently, he is leading a project involving specialty product development in support of the Agri-Nutrient Business Unit of SABIC and contributing to multiple new process development programs as a Chief Scientist.Read more

Mohan R. Khadilkar

Mohan Khadilkar graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis in 1998 and gained extensive experience in Process and Product development in diverse industries including Resins/Plastics, Coatings and Separation products.Read more

Terry Marker

Terry Marker is the Principal Investigator for the SoftOx and Cool GTL projects and is currently employed by the Gas Technology Institute. Terry has 43 years of experience in the petroleum and petrochemical industry with 19 years experience with UOP, 10 years experience with Amoco, 5 years experience with Arco and 8 years of experience with GTI.Read more

Brian Loftus

Brian Loftus is a B.S. chemical engineer from Virginia Polytechnic Institute with 22 years of experience in the project planning, cost estimating, plant layout and process design of modularly constructed chemical manufacturing plants.Read more

Anthony Eastland

Tony is currently Director of Engineering for GTI’s Los Angeles office, with responsibility for the site’s Engineering infrastructure, and technical oversight of all of GTI’s Advanced Energy Systems projects. He joined GTI in 2015 when the company acquired the Energy portfolio of Aerojet Rocketdyne.Read more

Edward M. (Ted) Calverley

EDWARD ‘TED’ M. CALVERLEY, PhD, retired as an R&D/TS&D Fellow from The Dow Chemical Company in 2020 after 25 years of service. Calverley began his career at Dow Canada in Fort Saskatchewan, AB, and later joined Dow’s Core Research and Development in Midland, MI. His research interests are in chemical kinetics and reaction engineering and he has made numerous valuable contributions enabling the efficient and profitable operation of Dow processes. Calverley is a member of both the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering and AIChE. An inventor on 15 patents, he has also authored or...Read more

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