SPP Technologies Available for Licensing
Solid phase processing (SPP) technologies are available for licensing from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. SPP techniques reduce energy use in manufacturing and deliver higher-performing components for a range of materials.
Edoardo Serra
Edoardo Serra is an associate professor at Boise State University and a joint appointee at PNNL in the Data Sciences and Machine Intelligence group.
Andre Coleman
James Kershaw
James is a full-stack web developer who has been designing, building, and maintaining web applications since 2013. He joined Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the summer of 2020.
Cole Woodford
Cole Woodford works in the Applied Detection Systems & Analytics group as a software engineer.
Kevin Atkinson
Kevin Atkinson is a software engineer in the Applied Decision Systems & Analytics, Energy & Environment Directorate
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