Expertise & collaboration
I work at the intersection of science, technology development, and practical opportunity. These are areas where I welcome advisory, partnership, and leadership conversations.
The starting question and useful outputs below frame an initial discussion. The scope of any engagement is agreed together.
Where could this technology create useful value?
Examine application needs alongside performance, manufacturability, resources, and development constraints. Identify the assumptions that could change the decision.
Potential outputs
What would make a collaboration worth pursuing?
Connect customer problems and complementary technical capabilities. Give a potential partnership a clear purpose, evidence requirements, and an achievable first step.
Potential outputs
What needs to happen between a concept and a useful product?
Translate scientific uncertainty into a staged development path. Bring test strategy, material and process choices, scale-up constraints, and product needs into the same conversation.
Potential outputs
How can analysis become more transparent and repeatable?
Structure calculations, assumptions, data, and review so a team can understand how it reached a result. Cat Lab is my independent product direction for this work.
Potential outputs
Catalysis and reaction engineering; advanced materials and synthesis; electrochemistry and energy conversion; environmental and water-treatment systems. Aerospace is one application of this foundation, alongside energy and industrial technologies.
Clarify the problem, who needs an answer, and what success would look like.
Separate what is known, what is assumed, and what deserves the next test.
Agree on a focused output and a decision it should support.
Share a short, non-confidential description of the question, development stage, and kind of contribution you have in mind.