Kurt Gabrielson

VP - Research & Development at Koch Agronomic Services

United States · Decatur, GAJoined June 2017

Summary

Technical professional with 20+ years experience as a manager of research & development in the chemical industry. Inventor on 126 granted patents (36 U.S.) and 223 published applications (46 U.S.).

Work Experience (4)

Development Chemist

Georgia-Pacific Resins, Inc

August 1994 - March 1996

Tacoma, WA

Developed of thermoset resins for the fiberglass insulation and non-woven glass mat industries.

R&D Group Leader

Georgia-Pacific Resins, Inc

March 1996 - April 2002

Tacoma, WA

Responsible for product development and technical support serving the following industries: thermal insulation, non-woven glass mat, high-pressure/decorative laminates, abrasives, friction, foundry, oil field proppants, mining chemicals, saturating resins, fiber-reinforced plastics, protective coatings and controlled-release fertilizers.

R&D Manager

Georgia-Pacific Resins, Inc

April 2002 - December 2010

Decatur, GA

Responsible for all administrative aspects of R&D, including: EH&S, regulatory, intellectual property, project management, and personnel development. Technical/business responsibilities for Wood Adhesives, Industrial Resins, Mining Chemicals and Plant Nutrition, managing 56 direct and indirect reports.

Vice President - Research & Development

Koch Agronomic Services, LLC

December 2010 - Present

Decatur, GA

Responsible for all aspects of R&D supporting (3) businesses: Agriculture, Biologicals, and Turf & Ornamental. Manage a diverse team of chemists, plant biologists, chemical engineers, microbiologists and agronomists focused on developing solutions that increase crop production while minimizing the environmental impact. Focus areas include nutrient use efficiency technologies including nitrogen stabilizers, controlled-release fertilizers and biological solutions.

Academic Studies (1)

Ph.D.

Emory University

August 1989 - August 1994

Organic Chemistry

1. Investigated the mechanism of an unusually rapid intramolecular general-base catalysis using the test molecule - 4,4-Bis(phenylsulfonyl)-2-mehtylbutylamine. 2. Utilized light microscopy to study complex membrane processes such as fusion, fission, exocytosis, endocytosis, and translocation using giant unilamellar vesicles (GUVs).

Research areas of interest (11)

  • Physical Sciences and Exact Sciences
  • Chemistry
  • Organic Chemistry
  • Biological Sciences
  • Biology / Biotechnology
  • and 6 more

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