Norman Horn
About
Norman Horn is from St Louis, Missouri, United States. Norman is currently Director of Research at Seal Shield™, located in St Louis, Missouri, United States. Norman also works as Chemical Engineering Consultant at Independent Contractor, a job Norman has held since Sep 2014. In Norman's previous role as a Chemical Engineer at Seal Shield™, Norman worked in until Sep 2021. Prior to joining Seal Shield™, Norman was a VP of Chemistry at FCG Chemical, Inc and held the position of VP of Chemistry at Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Prior to that, Norman was a Postdoctoral Associate at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), based in Cambridge, Massachusetts from Sep 2015 to Jun 2016. Norman started working as Project and Program Manager at University Avenue Church of Christ in Austin, Texas in Aug 2005. From Jun 2012 to Sep 2014, Norman was R&D Chemical Process Engineer at Frontier NanoSystems, based in Austin, Texas. Prior to that, Norman was a Graduate Research Assistant at University of Texas at Austin, based in Austin, Texas Area from Aug 2005 to Feb 2012. Norman started working as Student Chemist / Engineer at Honeywell in Kansas City, Missouri Area in May 2003.
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Norman Horn's current jobs
* Conducted research into reformulation of an oil-based food additive for improved poultry growth. * Directed testing program to achieve EPA registration of an antimicrobial product required for mass production and sales. * Directed efforts to achieve regulatory compliance in the EU and Canada and addressed particle technology issues and safety issues for a cosmetic product start-up company. * Prepared and edited technical communications documentation and manuals for a power plant. * Analyzed and researched legal argumentation and precedent for a law office. * Taught technical writing skills in a start-up education company.
Norman Horn's past jobs
* Supported core product development with expertise in chemical engineering, materials science, failure analysis, root cause analysis, and antimicrobial research. * Developed new products as part of a team to expand the waterproofing and antimicrobial business, including antimicrobial screen protectors, opaque antimicrobial film development, UV-reflective films, antimicrobial sutures, antimicrobial composite materials, and the Electroclave UV-C disinfection cabinet * Managed engineering team antimicrobial projects for outside clients, including material recommendations, material testing, and manufacturing optimizations. * Collaborated with Tulane University to conduct studies of UV-C dose-response for SARS-CoV-2 * Led engineering team for ElectroClave development while VP Technology was in rehabilitation for serious injury, including a rapid study of UV disinfection of N95 facemasks during the first-half of 2020 to extend the PPE supply line in New York City. * Assisted hospitals in conducting joint hand hygiene and ElectroClave studies to improve disinfection protocols. * Prepared science-based, research-driven whitepapers for sales and marketing to present to clients demonstrating various qualities of Seal Shield products. * Interfaced with external businesses including STERIS, PDI Healthcare, Diversey, and UV Angel to execute projects on product compatibility and joint new product development. * Worked with engineering team to launch SmartSheets for project management tracking which is now being leveraged across the entire organization. * Researched new antimicrobial applications using novel materials. * Led internal team and consultant grantwriter to submit SBIR proposal to NSF for ElectroClave development.
* Directed research and development efforts for industrial-scale continuous flow microwave reactor technology in multiple fields including pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, advanced nanomaterials, polymer synthesis, and personal care products. * Developed and executed research program incorporating graphene in polyesters to make tunable optical and acoustic films and structural composites. * Interacted regularly with potential clients to pitch them on projects involving continuous flow microwave reactor systems. * Secured and completed a client project to synthesize a nanoparticle product for clinical dental use.
Worked on the ground-breaking Pharmacy-On-Demand project as part of a multi-disciplinary team doing continuous flow chemistry for API synthesis. I assembled drug molecules at the click of a button, designed an in-line membrane pervaporation module, and helped develop means of 3D printing porous metals.
Director of Music * Planned/led church services and managed church worship team on a weekly basis. * Managed church office processes to create printed church communications. * Hosted training seminars for leaders and supported church ministries.
* Co-lead of process development for proprietary additive manufacturing (3D Printing) platform. * Developed intellectual property for novel applications of proprietary unique state of matter to new products and processes. * Created and analyzed COMSOL and Microwave Studio simulations for plasma annealing, heat transfer, and fluid flow. * Developed cost models and qualified customers/partners to support business processes. * Co-lead of fundraising, accounting, and business development activities.
I completed my Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in Professor Don Paul's lab. I participated in the Center for Nano and Molecular Technology (CNM) and the Texas Materials Institute (TMI). I won multiple awards for my research from the North American Membrane Society and UT-Austin.
Summer intern, May to August in 2003, 2004, and 2005. * Developed sensor technology with team setting resulting in an invention disclosure (2008). * Design a scale-up process with team resulting in an invention disclosure (2005). * Designed classified instrumentation resulting in an invention disclosure (2003). * Performed thermal analysis of polymeric materials, polymer synthesis experiments, and physical aging studies. * Lead analytical lab activities during summer leave of absence by senior scientist. * Presented results to senior engineers and executives at the end of each summer. * Gained “Q” clearance in U.S. Department of Energy (now expired) * Obtained Six-Sigma Green Belt Certification during internships
This was my first internship as an undergraduate. I worked as a lab technician most of the summer, but did some work in industrial hygiene as well. * Obtained, prepared, and tested samples of soil and rocks for radioactivity. * Reported analytical lab data and provided engineering support to senior scientists. * Lead general lab activities for radioactivity analysis.