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October 21, 2013

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CORY MICHAEL DICARLO

**** *********** *****, ******* ** 60189

630-***-**** acaclo@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Analytical Chemistry, May 2003 Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL

Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL

B.S. Professional Chemistry, Dec 1997

EXPERIENCE

Laboratory Technician

Nalco Chemical, Naperville, IL Mar 2013 – Present

Assisted in the development of multiple formulations for acrylamide/acrylic acid based polymers in support of

customer needs. Produced 1 L runs of each for characterization purposes.

Characterized polymers using established methods including: Brookfield viscosity, reduced standard viscosity

(RSV), intrinsic viscosity (IV), particle sizing, gel number, filter ratio, moisture content analysis, and torque

analysis.

Worked within a strongly safety oriented, GLP laboratory setting as part of several multidisciplinary teams.

Associate Professor

Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI Aug 2007 – Feb 2013

Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA Aug 2005 – May 2007

Developed analytical methods for general and advanced analytical instrumentation.

Created entirely new lab manual for major’s two semester sequence including eight instrumental exercises with

technical notes for instrument preparation and standard preparation. Instruments included: FAA, GFAA, HPLC,

LC MS/MS, Fast Flow Chromatography, GC, GC MS, UV/Vis, Fluorescence.

Taught wet analytical methods: Titration (acid base, redox, photometric, auto titration), gravimetric analysis,

viscosity, and pH measurement.

Mentored 7 research projects including impedance polymer based chemical warfare agent sensors, redox catalysis in

Martian atmosphere conditions, vanadium redox flow cell battery systems, and reduction potential measurement of

air sensitive biomolecular systems.

Authored/co authored and administrated research grants totaling $679,958. Administrative responsibilities include

initial proposals, writing annual/bimonthly reports and reconciling budgets.

Published four peer reviewed manuscripts and presented four national conference oral presentations.

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Physical Research Scientist (Post-Doctoral Position)

USDA, National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research, Peoria, IL Aug 2003 – Aug 2005

Developed enzyme modified electrode redox catalysis systems in ionic liquid solvents for converting soybean oil into

value added products such as sunscreen agents and cosmetic excipients.

Used covalent self assembled monolayer technology. Investigated systems through CV, EIS, and anaerobic Schlenk

line/glove box reagent handling.

Analytical Scientist (3-month Contract Position)

Alberto-Culver, Melrose Park, IL May 2003 – Aug 2003

Developed and updated proprietary HPLC methods for production plant product quality control (QC) and quality

assurance (QA) as well as competitor product analysis.

Emergency troubleshooting and resolution of manufacturing line issues as they arose.

GRANT FUNDING Total $ 679,958.16

Grand Valley State University

Michigan Space Grant Consortium Seed Grant, (2013), $10,000

Research & Development Grant in Aid, (2011), $2,500

ECS Chapter Grant, $700 (2008), $1,000 (2009), $1,000 (2010), $1,000 (2011)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Green Chemistry Clearinghouse, (2010) $177,683.16

GVSU portion. $80,841.80 external/$96,841.37 internal matching (Proposal co-writer)

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Green Chemistry Education Networking Meeting,

(2009, continued for 2010) $23,000 (Proposal co-writer)

Michigan Space Grant Consortium Seed Grant, (2008) $10,500

Weldon Fund Summer Grant, (2008) $3,300

Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry Instruments Grant, (2007) $416,475 (Proposal co-writer)

Spectroscopic Society of Pittsburg Instrument Grant, (2006) $10,300

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Reviewer for Biomacromolecules, Advisor for the Electrochemical Society, Grand Valley State University

Student Chapter 2008-2013, Active Memberships: American Chemical Society, Electrochemical Society,

Society for Analytical Spectroscopy

PUBLICATIONS

C.M. DiCarlo, L.B. Vitello, J.E. Erman, Reduction Potential of Yeast Cytochrome c Peroxidase and

Three Distal Histidine Mutants: Dependence on pH, Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry, 2011, 105, 4,

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Pages 532–537

R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.W. Ried, C.M. DiCarlo, Electrochemical protein redox activity under

extreme Martian conditions, ECS Transactions 2009, 19, 215th ECS Meeting, 2009, p 91-99

D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, R.W. Ried, C.M. DiCarlo, Simulated Martian Environment Chamber (SMEC),

ECS Transactions (2009), 19, 215th ECS Meeting, 2009, p 85-89

C.M. DiCarlo, L.B. Vitello, J.E. Erman, Effect of active site and surface mutations on the reduction potential of

yeast cytochrome c peroxidase and spectroscopic properties of the oxidized and reduced enzyme, Journal of

Inorganic Biochemistry, 2007, 101(4), 603-613

C.M. DiCarlo, L.B. Vitello, J.E. Erman, Reduction Potential Shifts Due to Active Site and Surface Mutations of

Yeast Cytochrome c Peroxidase, ECS Transactions, 2007, 6, 27-45

C.M. DiCarlo, D.L. Compton, K.O. Evans, J.A. Laszlo, Ionic Liquid Effects on the Redox Activity of

Cytochrome c Covalently Immobilized on Gold Supported Mercapto-Based Self-Assembled Monolayers,

Bioelectrochemistry, 2006, (67), 134-143

C.M. DiCarlo, D.L. Compton, Unexpected Retention of Electrostatically Adsorbed Cytochrome c in High Ionic

Strength Solution, Chem. Commun., 2005, (2), 218 - 220

C.M. DiCarlo, D.L. Compton, K. Evans, J.A. Laszlo, Ionic Liquids as a Solvent for Bioelectrocatalysis Using

Electrode-Immobilized Cytochome c, Proceedings of the 14th Annual Symposium on Molten Salts, 206th Meeting

of the Electrochemical Society, Molten Salts XIV, R. A. Mantz, et al. ed., 2004

PRESENTATIONS

C.M. DiCarlo, G.D. Kortman, Electrochemical Impedance Testing of Enzymes from

Directed Evolution Microbes in Non-Terrestrial Environmental Conditions, 218th Meeting of the

Electrochemical Society, Las Vegas, NV, (10/11/2010)

C.M. DiCarlo, D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, Electrochemical functionality of horse heart cytochrome c in

Martian environmental conditions, ACS 239th National Meeting and Exposition, San Francisco, CA,

(3/23/2010) Abstract accepted, unable to attend due to being snow grounded in Denver.

C.M. DiCarlo, A. Lantz, D. Kovacs, M. Qi, J. Krikke, A statewide green chemistry education network: The

Michigan story, ACS 239th National Meeting and Exposition, San Francisco, CA, (3/23/2010), Abstract

accepted, unable to attend due to being snow grounded in Denver.

C.M. DiCarlo, R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, Terraforming Mars, Faculty Research Colloquium, Grand

Valley State University, Allendale, MI, (10/24/2008)

C.M. DiCarlo, D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, Space, Above and Beyond, Jr. Seminar Faculty Research

Presentations, Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI, (10/13/2008)

C.M. DiCarlo, L.B. Vitello, J.E. Erman, Reduction Potential Shifts Due to Active Site and Surface Mutations of

Yeast Cytochrome c Peroxidase, 211th Meeting of the Electrochemical Society, Chicago, Illinois, (6/8/2007)

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C.M. DiCarlo, Unexpected Retention of Electrostatically Adsorbed Cytochrome c in High Ionic Strength

Solutions, Peoria Networking Dinner Meeting of the Electrochemical Society, (5/2/2004), highlighted and

reviewed in Interface, Summer 2005, p 48

C.M. DiCarlo, D.L. Compton, K.O. Evans, J.A. Laszlo, Ionic Liquids as a Solvent for Bioelectrocatalysis.

Examining Specific Cation and Anion Effects on Electrode-Immobilized Cytochrome c, Invited Talk for The

206th Meeting of the Electrochemical Society, Honolulu, Hawaii, (10/6/2004)

C.M. DiCarlo, D.L. Compton, Transitory Loss of Redox Activity of Electrostatically Immobilized Cytochrome c,

United States Department of Agriculture, Peoria, IL, (9/1/2004)

C.M. DiCarlo, J.E. Erman, L.B. Vitello, Examination of the Structure-Function Relationship in Cytochrome c

Peroxidase Through Redox Thermodynamics, United States Department of Agriculture, Peoria, IL, (5/20/2003)

C.M. DiCarlo, Study of Platinum Surface Interactions with Dilute Hexacyanoferrate (II/III) solution, Society

for Applied Spectroscopy Student Poster Night, DeKalb, IL, (3/13/2001)

C.M. DiCarlo, P. Vanysek, Importance of Electrode Immersion Depth and Placement in Reproducibility and

Consistency of Electrochemical Experiments, Graduate Student Symposium of the Electrochemical Society,

Chicago/SE Wisconsin Section, (4/9/1999)

STUDENT PRESENTATIONS

K.D. Hekstra, C.M. DiCarlo, The Use of United States Consortia Microbes in an Anaerobic Fuel Cell for the

Production of Energy from Municipal Waste Water, GreenUp: Michigan Green Chemistry Conference, East

Lansing, MI, (10/20/2010)

D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, C.M. DiCarlo, Low Cost Martian Environmental Chamber for Simulated

Electrochemical Measurements Under Martian Conditions, 215th Meeting of the Electrochemical Society, San

Francisco, California, (5/25/2009)

R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, C.M. DiCarlo, Electrochemical Protein Redox Activity under Simulated

Extreme Martian Conditions, 215th Meeting of the Electrochemical Society, San Francisco, California,

(5/25/2009)

B. Eggleston, C. DiCarlo, Widespread Chemical Warfare Agent Sensors, 38th Great Lakes Regional Meeting of

the American Chemical Society, Chicago, IL, United States, (5/15/2009)

D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, C.M. DiCarlo, Simulated Martian Environmental Chamber for Small Budgets,

38th Great Lakes Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Chicago, IL, United States, (5/15/2009)

R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, C.M. DiCarlo, Bioelectrochemical Catalysis on Mars, 38th Great Lakes

Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Chicago, IL, United States, (5/15/2009)

R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, C.M. DiCarlo, Bioelectrocatalytic Activity Under Extreme Martian Conditions,

Thirteenth Annual Michigan Space Grant Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, (10/18/2008)

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D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, C.M. DiCarlo, Simulated Martian Environmental Chamber (SMEC) on a

Small Budget, Thirteenth Annual Michigan Space Grant Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, (10/18/2008)

R.A. Bouley, D.B. Loutzenhiser, C.M. DiCarlo, Functionalization of a Solvent Free Martian

Bioelectrocatalytic System, Student Scholarship Day, Grand Valley State University – Allendale Campus,

Allendale, Michigan, (4/9/2008)

D.B. Loutzenhiser, R.A. Bouley, C.M. DiCarlo, Affordable Simulated Martian Environmental Chamber,

Student Scholarship Day, Grand Valley State University – Allendale Campus, Allendale, Michigan, (4/9/2008)

B.R. Eggleston, C.M. DiCarlo, Inexpensive Multiplatform Polyaniline Chemical Warfare Agent Sensors,

Student Scholarship Day, Grand Valley State University – Allendale Campus, Allendale, Michigan, (4/9/2008)



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