Nu Skin Enterprises
Director of Product Development
Pharmanex
Scientist
Nu Skin Enterprises
Global Senior Development Scientist
Elgin Dairy Jun 1994 - Oct 1995
Microbiologist, Food Tech., R and D, Qa, Sensory
Education:
University of California, Berkeley 2010 - 2011
University of Missouri - Columbia 1990 - 1994
Skills:
Clinical Trials Protocol Clinical Research Product Development R&D Quality Assurance Cross Functional Team Leadership Strategic Planning Project Management Supplements Team Building Data Management Nutrition Product Marketing Data Analysis Competitive Analysis Ingredients Entrepreneurship Microsoft Office Project Planning Research Formulation Marketing Strategy
Qualtrics
Project Manager
Cummins Inc. Sep 2018 - Dec 2018
Project Manager, Quality Analytics
Cummins Inc. May 2018 - Sep 2018
Senior Supply Chain Analyst
Cummins Inc. May 2017 - May 2018
Supply Chain Analyst
Peak Capital Partners Jan 2015 - Apr 2015
Acquisitions Specialist
Education:
Brigham Young University 2009 - 2012
Skills:
Microsoft Excel Visual Basic For Applications Leadership C++ Microsoft Access Public Speaking Data Analysis Business Process Improvement Project Management Agile Project Management Scrum Tableau Power Bi Jira Java
Scott Ferguson - Spanish Fork UT, US Stephen J. Poole - Provo UT, US
Assignee:
Nu Skin International, Inc. - Provo UT
International Classification:
G01J 1/10 G01J 3/44
US Classification:
3562431, 356301
Abstract:
A method, apparatus, and set of compositions are disclosed for calibrating a bio-photonic scanner. The scanner detects selected molecular structures of tissues, nondestructively, in vivo. The apparatus may include a computer, including processor and memory connecting to the scanner, including an illuminator to direct light nondestructively onto tissue in vivo, a detector to detect an intensity of a radiant response of the tissue to the light, and a probe to direct light onto the subject and receive a radiant response back into the detector. The apparatus is calibrated using a synthetic material to mimic the radiant response of live tissue, correcting for background fluorescence and elastic scattering. Dopants in a matrix of synthetic material mimic selected molecular structures of tissue. Matrix materials include a dilatant compound, and dopants include biological materials as well as K-type polarizing film powdered and mixed.
Methods for the preparation of nanosized nutrient formulations for enhanced absorption of nutritional agents. The methods include the complexation of cyclodextrin with carotenoids and incorporation of the complexes into the nutritional supplements without intermediate collection, isolation, and drying steps.
Process And Compositions For Synthetic Calibration Of Bio-Photonic Scanners
Scott Ferguson - East Spanish Fork UT, US Stephen Poole - Provo UT, US Douglas Stevenson - Santaquin UT, US
International Classification:
A61B006/00
US Classification:
600476000
Abstract:
A method, apparatus, and set of compositions are disclosed for calibrating a bio-photonic scanner. The scanner detects selected molecular structures of tissues, nondestructively, in vivo. The apparatus may include a computer, including processor and memory connecting to the scanner, including an illuminator to direct light nondestructively onto tissue in vivo, a detector to detect an intensity of a radiant response of the tissue to the light, and a probe to direct light onto the subject and receive a radiant response back into the detector. The apparatus is calibrated using a synthetic material to mimic the radiant response of live tissue, correcting for background fluorescence and elastic scattering. Dopants in a matrix of synthetic material mimic selected molecular structures of tissue. Matrix materials include a dilatant compound, and dopants include biological materials as well as K-type polarizing film powdered and mixed.
Mark Bartlett - Orem UT, US Angela Mastaloudis - Holladay UT, US Carsten Smidt - Sandy UT, US Stephen J. Poole - Springville UT, US
International Classification:
A23L 1/302 A23L 1/30
US Classification:
426 2, 426 72, 426 73
Abstract:
Methods for the preparation of nanosized nutrient formulations for enhanced absorption of nutritional agents. The methods include the complexation of cyclodextrin with carotenoids and incorporation of the complexes into the nutritional supplements without intermediate collection, isolation, and drying steps.
Methods for the preparation of nanosized nutrient formulations for enhanced absorption of nutritional agents. The methods include the complexation of cyclodextrin with carotenoids and incorporation of the complexes into the nutritional supplements without intermediate collection, isolation, and drying steps.
Methods for the preparation of nanosized nutrient formulations for enhanced absorption of nutritional agents. The methods include the complexation of cyclodextrin with carotenoids and incorporation of the complexes into the nutritional supplements without intermediate collection, isolation, and drying steps.
Methods for the preparation of nanosized nutrient formulations for enhanced absorption of nutritional agents. The methods include the complexation of cyclodextrin with carotenoids and incorporation of the complexes into the nutritional supplements without intermediate collection, isolation, and drying steps.