Solugen
Kevin Loftis has a diverse work experience in engineering and research. Kevin currently works as an R&D Engineer at Solugen since June 2019, where they are involved in research and development activities. Prior to that, they worked as a Product Design Engineer at NemaLife, Inc. from September 2018 to March 2019, focusing on product design. Kevin also gained research experience at Texas Tech University, where they served as a UG Research Assistant in Dr. Siva Vanapalli's Microfluidics Lab. During their time there, they worked on various projects such as producing computational fluid dynamics flow simulations for a NASA project, designing and simulating a 3D printed pressure-based microfluidic sample recovery system using Finite Element Analysis software, and modeling and machining apparatus to test traumatic brain injury in C. Elegans worm. Kevin worked as a UG Research Assistant from May 2017 to May 2018 and from May 2018 to January 2019 at Texas Tech University.
Kevin Loftis obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Texas Tech University from 2014 to 2019. Additionally, they attended John Cabot University, but information regarding the degree and field of study obtained there is not provided.
Solugen
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Solugen is a venture-backed biotech startup that produces high-performance chemicals from plant-derived substitutes. Our award-winning hydrogen peroxide technology was developed in-house by a team of doctors, scientists, and engineers from MIT. Solugen is a manufacturer and supplier of registered biocides and specialty bio-based solutions for divalent control in process flow assurance and asset integrity. We challenge the traditional approach to chemicals production, which is capital intensive, dangerous, environmentally unfriendly and largely unchanged since 1942. Our patented approach takes advantage of bio-inspired reactions to use plant material as a low-cost feedstock to produce novel products cost-competitive with the competition.