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Alan W. Weimer
Professor

alan.weimer@colorado.edu
303.492.3759

 
 


INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE

PROFESSIONAL LICENSING
Licensed PE - State of Colorado (# 20279)

Entrepreneurial Activities
Copernican Energy (Boulder, CO)
            Co-founded in November, 2006
            (Univ. of Colorado spinoff)

ALD NanoSolutions, Inc. (Broomfield, CO)
            Co-founded in June, 2001 (Univ. of Colorado spinoff)

Industrial Experience

The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI  (1980 - 1996)
            1980-1983:     Sr. Research Engineer, Organic                                     Chemicals Research
            1983-1987:     Project Leader, Chemicals                                                 Research/Engineering Research &                                     Development
            1987-1991:     Research Leader, Ceramics &                                                 Advanced Materials Research                                                 (C&AMR)
            1991-1994:     Research Associate, C&AMR
            1994-1995:     Technical Leader, C&AMR
            1995-1996:     Associate Scientist, C&AMR

Co-Inventor of Commercial Technology

Invention, Fundamentals, Development, and Commercialization of the “Rapid Carbothermal Reduction"     Process for Producing Super-Ultrafine Ceramic     Powders

Additional Industrial (Non-Ceramics) R&D Contributions

Developed a Low Cost Melt Polymerization Process for the Manufacture of Polycarbonate Resin
Developed a Fluidized Bed Agglomeration Process for the Manufacture of Superadsorbent Polymers
Developed a Fluidized Bed Polymeric Coating Process for the Timed Release of Agricultural Chemicals
Developed a Fixed Bed Catalytic Reactor Process for the Manufacture of Methyl Methacrylate Monomer
Developed a High Pressure Fluidized Bed Fischer Tropsch Process for the Manufacture of Mixed Alcohols
Chairman of The Dow Chemical Company Technology Status Analysis Teams for (1) the Manufacture of   Hydrogen Peroxide by a Novel Membrane Process (Sarnia, Ontario) and (2) the Catalytic Extraction Process for Recovering and Recycling Compounds from Hazardous Chlorinated Wastes (Freeport, TX)
Dow Chemical Company U.S. Area Dioxin Task Force

 

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