Work well individually • but thrive in a team • excellent laboratory practices • especially when it comes to safety • efficient in time management • punctual • planned and organized • hard worker • experienced in presenting work in an upp... • fully capable of understanding projects ... • proficient in multitasking and working w... • creative.
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206 Ortho, Inc. Jan 2014 - Jan 2015
Scientist
206 Ortho Aug 2012 - Jan 2014
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Pepper Dining - Chili's Jan 2006 - Jul 2013
Waitress and Bartender
Education:
University of Massachusetts Lowell 2012 - 2014
Masters, Chemistry
University of Massachusetts Lowell 2009 - 2012
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
Skills:
Chemistry Teamwork R&D Powerpoint Customer Service Inventory Management Microsoft Word Polyurethane Time Management Microsoft Office Microsoft Excel Critical Thinking Customer Satisfaction Research Polymers Gmp Food and Beverage Public Speaking Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry R
Aug 2012 to 2000 Research and Development Materials ChemistNovarials Corporation
Feb 2012 to May 2012 InternPCI Synthesis
Jun 2011 to Aug 2011 Analytical Intern for the Quality Control Department
Education:
University of Massachusetts at Lowell Lowell, MA 2012 to 2013 Master'sUniversity of Massachusetts at Lowell Lowell, MA 2009 to 2012 Bachelor'sLiberal Studies Middlesex Community College Middlesex, NJ 2006 to 2009 Associate
Skills:
Work well individually, but thrive in a team, excellent laboratory practices, especially when it comes to safety, efficient in time management, punctual, planned and organized, hard worker, experienced in presenting work in an upper level manner, fully capable of understanding projects as a whole, proficient in multitasking and working with what is on hand to get the job done, creative.
- Geleen, NL Samantha MARCHETTI - Wilmington MA, US Nikole SEIL - Wilmington MA, US Ronald TENNEBROEK - Geleen, NL
International Classification:
C08G 18/12 C08G 18/42 C08G 18/36
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an aqueous dispersion comprising dispersed particles comprising a polyurethane comprising at least the following building blocks derived from a) at least one organic polyisocyanate, b) at least one carboxylate group-bearing isocyanate-reactive compound, and c) at least one organic isocyanate-reactive polyol, wherein at least one of the carboxylate group-bearing compounds b) has the following structural formula O II (1) R(R)—N—C—R-COO wherein Ris a divalent aliphatic hydrocarbon radical having from 2 to 8 carbon atoms or a divalent cycloaliphatic hydrocarbon radical having from 6 to 8 carbon atoms or a divalent aromatic hydrocarbon radical having from 6 to 8 carbon atoms, Rand Rare 2-hydroxypropyl.
Method And Apparatus For Treating Bone Fractures, And/Or For Fortifying And/Or Augmenting Bone, Including The Provision And Use Of Composite Implants, And Novel Composite Structures Which May Be Used For Medical And Non-Medical Applications
- Deerfield NH, US Robert S. Whitehouse - Lexington MA, US Arthur Watterson - Nashua NH, US Joseph P. Lane - Amesbury MA, US Ian D. McRury - Medway MA, US Samantha Marchetti - Shirley MA, US Nikole Seil - North Reading MA, US Werner Blank - Wilton CT, US Charles Hegedus - Allentown PA, US
A composite comprising: a barrier, said barrier being configured to selectively pass water, and said barrier being degradable in the presence of water; a matrix material for disposition within said barrier, wherein said matrix material has a flowable state and a set state, and wherein said matrix material is degradable in the presence of water; and at least one reinforcing element for disposition within said barrier and integration with said matrix material, wherein said at least one reinforcing element is degradable in the presence of water, and further wherein, upon the degradation of said at least one reinforcing element in the presence of water, provides an agent for modulating the degradation rate of said matrix material in the presence of water.
Method And Apparatus For Treating Bone Fractures, And/Or For Fortifying And/Or Augmenting Bone, Including The Provision And Use Of Composite Implants, And Novel Composite Structures Which May Be Used For Medical And Non-Medical Applications
- Deerfield NH, US Robert S. Whitehouse - Lexington MA, US Arthur Watterson - Nashua NH, US Joseph P. Lane - Amesbury MA, US Ian D. McRury - Medway MA, US Samantha Marchetti - Shirley MA, US Nikole Seil - North Reading MA, US Werner Blank - Wilton CT, US Charles Hegedus - Allentown PA, US
A composite comprising: a barrier, said barrier being configured to selectively pass water, and said barrier being degradable in the presence of water; a matrix material for disposition within said barrier, wherein said matrix material has a flowable state and a set state, and wherein said matrix material is degradable in the presence of water; and at least one reinforcing element for disposition within said barrier and integration with said matrix material, wherein said at least one reinforcing element is degradable in the presence of water, and further wherein, upon the degradation of said at least one reinforcing element in the presence of water, provides an agent for modulating the degradation rate of said matrix material in the presence of water.
Method And Apparatus For Treating Bone Fractures, And/Or For Fortifying And/Or Augmenting Bone, Including The Provision And Use Of Composite Implants
- Deerfield NH, US Robert S. Whitehouse - Lexington MA, US Andrew J. Carter - Stow MA, US Arthur Watterson - Nashua NH, US Joseph P. Lane - Amesbury MA, US Ian D. McRury - Medway MA, US Samantha Marchetti - Shirley MA, US Nikole Seil - North Reading MA, US
A composite implant comprising an injectable matrix material which is flowable and sellable, and at least one reinforcing element for integration with the injectable matrix material, the at least one reinforcing element adding sufficient strength to the injectable matrix material such that when the composite implant is disposed in a cavity in a bone, the composite implant supports the bone. A method for treating a bone, the method comprising: selecting at least one reinforcing element to be combined with an injectable matrix material so as to together form a composite implant capable of supporting the bone; positioning the at least one reinforcing element in a cavity in the bone; flowing the injectable matrix material into the cavity in the bone so that the injectable matrix material interfaces with the at least one reinforcing element; and transforming the injectable matrix material from a flowable state to a non-flowable state so as to establish a static structure for the composite implant, such that the composite implant supports the adjacent bone.
Method And Apparatus For Treating Bone Fractures, And/Or For Fortifying And/Or Augmenting Bone, Including The Provision And Use Of Composite Implants, And Novel Composite Structures Which May Be Used For Medical And Non-Medical Applications
- Lowell MA, US Robert S. Whitehouse - Lexington MA, US Andrew J. Carter - Stow MA, US Arthur Watterson - Nashua NH, US Joseph P. Lane - Methuen MA, US Ian D. McRury - Lowell MA, US Samantha Beauregard - Lowell MA, US Nikole Seil - Lowell MA, US Werner Blank - Lowell MA, US Charles Hegedus - Lowell MA, US Sandip Agarwal - Arlington MA, US
A composite comprising: a barrier, said barrier being configured to selectively pass water, and said barrier being degradable in the presence of water; a matrix material for disposition within said barrier, wherein said matrix material has a flowable state and a set state, and wherein said matrix material is degradable in the presence of water; and at least one reinforcing element for disposition within said barrier and integration with said matrix material, wherein said at least one reinforcing element is degradable in the presence of water, and further wherein, upon the degradation of said at least one reinforcing element in the presence of water, provides an agent for modulating the degradation rate of said matrix material in the presence of water.
Method And Apparatus For Treating Bone Fractures, And/Or For Fortifying And/Or Augmenting Bone, Including The Provision And Use Of Composite Implants
- Lowell MA, US Robert S. Whitehouse - Lexington MA, US Andrew J. Carter - Stow MA, US Arthur Watterson - Nashua NH, US Joseph P. Lane - Methuen MA, US Ian D. McRury - Lowell MA, US Samantha Beauregard - Lowell MA, US Nikole Seil - Lowell MA, US
A composite implant comprising an injectable matrix material which is flowable and settable, and at least one reinforcing element for integration with the injectable matrix material, the at least one reinforcing element adding sufficient strength to the injectable matrix material such that when the composite implant is disposed in a cavity in a bone, the composite implant supports the bone. A method for treating a bone comprising: selecting at least one reinforcing element to be combined with an injectable matrix material to form a composite implant capable of supporting the bone; positioning the at least one reinforcing element in a cavity in the bone; flowing the injectable matrix material into the cavity wherein the injectable matrix material interfaces with the at least one reinforcing element; and transforming the injectable matrix material from a flowable state to a nonflowable state to establish a static structure that supports the adjacent bone.