Mallory Miller
R&D Manager at Moses Lake Industries- Claim this Profile
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Credentials
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PhD
-Dec, 2016- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Moses Lake Industries
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United States
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Semiconductors
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100 - 200 Employee
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R&D Manager
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Sep 2019 - Present
-Oversee research initiatives for additive development for alternative metal electrodeposition with direct supervision of research chemist-Maintain regular contact with customers, providing support and technical assistance
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Research Scientist
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Jan 2017 - Sep 2019
-Electrochemical research supporting the semiconductor industry with a focus on copper and cobalt damascene
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Case Western Reserve University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Student Researcher
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Jul 2012 - Dec 2016
-Researched redox flow batteries for grid-level energy storage applications -Focused on understanding reaction kinetics as well as electroplating in ionic liquid electrolytes -Researched redox flow batteries for grid-level energy storage applications -Focused on understanding reaction kinetics as well as electroplating in ionic liquid electrolytes
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NSF IRES Research Program – Sustainable Energy for sub-Saharan Africa
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University of Botswana
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Student Researcher, Chemical and Mechanical Engineering Departments
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Jun 2012 - Jul 2012
-Worked with a team of students and professors from the University of Botswana to analyze selected plant oils indigenous to Botswana for biodiesel applications -Synthesized and tested various biodiesel blends derived from Morula (Sclerocarya birrea) and Morama (Tylosema esculentum) plant oils -Viscosity and energy content indicated that the blends may be used as a substitute in diesel engines, thus presenting an alternative to imported petroleum diesel -Worked with a team of students and professors from the University of Botswana to analyze selected plant oils indigenous to Botswana for biodiesel applications -Synthesized and tested various biodiesel blends derived from Morula (Sclerocarya birrea) and Morama (Tylosema esculentum) plant oils -Viscosity and energy content indicated that the blends may be used as a substitute in diesel engines, thus presenting an alternative to imported petroleum diesel
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De Nora
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Italy
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Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Cooperative Intern, R&D Division
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Aug 2011 - Jan 2012
Research in the area of brine electrolysis -Improved product quality and design (suggestions sent to DeNora Brazil to be implemented in there design) increased overall efficiency of the POSICLOR unit by 8% -Production of bromine via electrolysis Research in the area of brine electrolysis -Improved product quality and design (suggestions sent to DeNora Brazil to be implemented in there design) increased overall efficiency of the POSICLOR unit by 8% -Production of bromine via electrolysis
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Student Researcher
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May 2011 - Aug 2011
Researched the possibility of simultaneous CO2 capture and electricity generation in a novel microbial biogas upgrading cell (MBUC) Achievements: -Decreased overall carbon output by >92%, increased power output, increased biomass production by 79%, increased overall production of methane gas -Research in the process of being published Researched the possibility of simultaneous CO2 capture and electricity generation in a novel microbial biogas upgrading cell (MBUC) Achievements: -Decreased overall carbon output by >92%, increased power output, increased biomass production by 79%, increased overall production of methane gas -Research in the process of being published
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NASA Glenn Research Center
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United States
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Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Cooperative Intern, Fire Safety Research
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Jan 2010 - Aug 2010
• Tested and analyzed 50+ fire retardant materials for structure protection in the Wildland Urban Interface using a radiant cone heater. Calibrated and updated equipment to increase accuracy of results. • Participated in a prescribed burn in Pinelands, NJ, in compliance with the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, to further investigate the most effective materials that will reduce damage from forest fires. • Presented research at Case Western Reserve University’s research showcase April 15, 2010.
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Education
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2013 - 2016
Case Western Reserve University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering -
2008 - 2013
Case Western Reserve University
Bachelor of Schience, Chemical Engineering
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