Kevin J Bouck from 15667 Bison Run, Westminster, CO 80023, Phone: (989)6007257

Resumes

Amsterdam En Omgeving, Nederland

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Location:

1592 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94109

Industry:

Chemicals

Work:

The Dow Chemical Company Sep 2012 - May 2014
Research Scientist
University of Michigan 1988 - 1993
Graduate Student
Rohm and Haas 1987 - 1988
Chemist
1987 - 1988
Amsterdam En Omgeving, Nederland

Education:

University of Michigan 1988 - 1992
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Engineering Illinois State University 1981 - 1986
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry

Skills:

Polymer Chemistry
Polymer Science
Project Management
Statistics
Design of Experiments
Polymer Characterization
Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymers
R&D
Polyurethane
Organic Chemistry
Materials
Commercialization
Enterprise Integration
Messaging
Soa
Middleware
Esb
Webmethods
Eai
Continuous Integration
Integration

Interests:

Personal Fitness
Personal Finance
Material Science
Problem Solving
Spending Time With Friends and Family
Cycling
Reading
Polymer Chemistry
Music
Applied Statistics

Languages:

English

Kevin Bouck

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Kevin Bouck Denver, CO

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Work:

Ceramics Research Center

2013 to 2013
One, Two and Three person Exhibitions International Ceramic Research Center

2013 to 2013 Rhode Island School of Design
Providence, RI
2012 to 2012
Instructor of Record, Winter Group Exhibitions
Providence, RI
2012 to 2012 Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode

Sep 2011 to Nov 2011
Teaching Assistant, Fall Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode

Mar 2011 to May 2011
Instructor of Record, Spring RISD Museum of Art
Providence, RI
2011 to 2011 Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode

Sep 2010 to Nov 2010
Teaching Assistant, Fall BFA Graduate Exhibition, Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design
Denver, CO
2010 to 2010 Drift and Stumble, Kanon Gallery
Denver, CO
2009 to 2009 Rocky Mountain College of Art
Denver, CO
2009 to 2009
Student Exhibition, Philip J. Steele Gallery Fine Arts
Denver, CO
2009 to 2009 Free Horizon Montesori
Golden, CO
2007 to 2007
Clay Instructor All Media Juried Show, Chase Gallery
Spokane, WA
2007 to 2007 International Ceramic Research Center

2007 to 2007 Process and Problem Solving, Lecture and Workshop, International Ceramic Research

2007 to 2007
development of ceramic work Snap to Grid, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art
New York, NY
2006 to 2006 NCECA, National Council
Portland, OR
2006 to 2006 Panel Discussion
Spokane, WA
2006 to 2006 Schools
Tacoma, WA
1998 to 1998
Fund Raiser, Art

Us Patents

Composition Containing A Cross-Linkable Matrix Precursor And A Poragen, And A Porous Matrix Prepared Therefrom
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US Patent:

6653358, Nov 25, 2003
Filed:

Oct 29, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/283551
Inventors:

Kenneth J. Bruza - Alma MI
James P. Godschalx - Midland MI
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI
Qing Shan J. Niu - Midland MI
Assignee:

Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:

C08J 902
US Classification:

521 77, 521 98, 521134, 521139
Abstract:

A suitable cross-linkable matrix precursor and a poragen can be treated to form a porous cross-linked matrix having a T of greater than 300Â C. The porous matrix material has a lower dielectric constant than the corresponding non-porous matrix material, making the porous matrix material particularly attractive for a variety of electronic applications including integrated circuits, multichip modules, and flat panel display devices.

Composition Containing A Cross-Linkable Matrix Precursor And A Poragen, And A Porous Matrix Prepared Therefrom
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US Patent:

6887910, May 3, 2005
Filed:

Oct 29, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/283552
Inventors:

Kenneth J. Bruza - Alma MI, US
James P. Godschalx - Midland MI, US
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI, US
Qing Shan J. Niu - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:

C08J009/02
US Classification:

521 77, 521 98, 521134, 521139
Abstract:

A suitable cross-linkable matrix precursor and a poragen can be treated to form a porous cross-linked matrix having a Tof greater than 300 C. The porous matrix material has a lower dielectric constant than the corresponding non-porous matrix material, making the porous matrix material particularly attractive for a variety of electronic applications including integrated circuits, multichip modules, and flat panel display devices.

Composition Containing A Cross-Linkable Matrix Precursor And A Poragen, And Porous Matrix Prepared Therefrom
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US Patent:

7109249, Sep 19, 2006
Filed:

Jul 16, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/893640
Inventors:

Kenneth J. Bruza - Alma MI, US
James P. Godschalx - Midland MI, US
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI, US
Qing Shan J. Niu - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:

C08J 9/02
US Classification:

521 77, 521134, 521139, 521 98, 521195
Abstract:

A suitable cross-linkable matrix precursor and a poragen can be treated to form a porous cross-linked matrix having a Tof greater than 300 C. The porous matrix material has a lower dielectric constant than the corresponding non-porous matrix material, making the porous matrix material particularly attractive for a variety of electronic applications including integrated circuits, multichip modules, and flat panel display devices.

Method Of Making A Nanoporous Film
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US Patent:

20030165625, Sep 4, 2003
Filed:

Feb 15, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/077646
Inventors:

Ying So - Midland MI, US
Paul Townsend - Midland MI, US
Steve Martin - Midland MI, US
Thomas Kalantar - Midland MI, US
James Godschalx - Midland MI, US
Kevin Bouck - Midland MI, US
International Classification:

B05D003/02
US Classification:

427/385500
Abstract:

Applicants found that selection of reactive nanoparticles as poragens when combined with monomeric precusors to organic, particularly polyarylene or polyarylene ether, matrix materials are effective in obtaining very small pore sizes.

Reactively-Coupled Articles And Related Methods
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US Patent:

20080087380, Apr 17, 2008
Filed:

Oct 13, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/580402
Inventors:

Miguel A. Prieto Goubert - Richterswil, CH
Peter Sandkuehler - Tarrangona, ES
Antonio Batistini - Wangen, CH
Sandra Hofmann - Hirzel, CH
Stephen F. Hahn - Midland MI, US
Mohamed Esseghir - Monroe Township NJ, US
Monika Plass - Buehl, DE
Mark F. Sonnenschein - Midland MI, US
H. Craig Silvis - Midland MI, US
Hamed Lakrout - Midland MI, US
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:

C09J 5/02
C08F 285/00
US Classification:

1563073, 521163, 525374, 525452, 525540
Abstract:

The present invention is an article of construction formed from an article adhesively-bonded to a layering material through (a) reactive coupling of a functionalized nitroxide or (b) the adhesion of components in a polymer matrix made from or containing a polymer, an organic peroxide, and a functionalized nitroxide. The initial article may be expanded. The initial article may be expanded. It may also be polar or nonpolar. Similarly, the layering material may be polar or nonpolar. Other embodiments of the present invention are described, including other articles and methods for preparing the articles.The useful articles of the present invention include shoe outsoles and midsoles, paints, overmolded articles, weather stripping, gaskets, profiles, durable goods, tires, construction panels, leisure and sports equipment foams, energy management foams, acoustic management foams, insulation foams, other foams, automotive parts (including bumper fascias, vertical panels, soft thermoplastic polyolefin skins, and interior trim), toys, supported films (including single-ply and co-extruded films), glass laminations, leather articles (synthetic and natural), personal health care and hygiene articles, other metal laminates, wood composites, and filled articles.

Reactively-Coupled Articles And Related Methods
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US Patent:

20100136273, Jun 3, 2010
Filed:

Oct 9, 2007
Appl. No.:

12/444871
Inventors:

Miguel A. Prieto - Richterswil, CH
Peter Sandkuehler - Tarrangona, ES
Antonio Batistini - Wangen, CH
Sandra Hofmann - Hirzel, CH
Stephen F. Hahn - Midland MI, US
Mohamed Esseghir - Monroe Township NJ, US
Monika Plass - Buehl, DE
Mark F. Sonnenschein - Midland MI, US
H. Craig Silvis - Midland MI, US
Hamed Lakrout - Midland MI, US
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI, US
Muthu Subramanian - Singapore, SG
Jinder Jow - Pearland TX, US
Thiam Aik Lim - Singapore, SG
Stephen Y. Cheng - Hong Kong, CN
Lester Yeong - Singapore, SG
International Classification:

B32B 27/36
B32B 1/08
US Classification:

428 3691, 428483
Abstract:

The present invention is an article of construction formed from an article adhesively-bonded to a layering material through (a) reactive coupling of a functionalized nitroxide or (b) the adhesion of components in a polymer matrix made from or containing a polymer, an organic peroxide, and a functionalized nitroxide. The initial article may be expanded. It may also be polar or nonpolar. Similarly, the layering material may be polar or nonpolar. Other embodiments of the present invention are described, including other articles and methods for preparing the articles. The useful articles of the present invention include shoe outsoles and midsoles, paints, overmolded articles, weather stripping, gaskets, profiles, belts, hoses, tubes, durable goods, tires, construction panels, leisure and sports equipment foams, energy management foams, acoustic management foams, insulation foams, other foams, automotive parts (including bumper fascias, vertical panels, soft thermoplastic polyolefin skins, and interior trim), toys, supported films (including single-ply and co-extruded films), glass laminations, leather articles (synthetic and natural), personal health care and hygiene articles, other metal laminates, wood composites, automotive belts, hoses, tubes, conveyor belts, footwear, sporting goods, and filled articles.

Composition Containing A Cross-Linkable Matrix Precursor And A Poragen, And A Porous Matrix Prepared Therefrom
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US Patent:

6630520, Oct 7, 2003
Filed:

Nov 22, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/447011
Inventors:

Kenneth J. Bruza - Alma MI
James P. Godschalx - Midland MI
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI
Qing Shan J. Niu - Midland MI
Assignee:

Dow Global Technologies Inc. - Midland MI
International Classification:

C08J 902
US Classification:

521 77, 521 98, 521134, 521139
Abstract:

A suitable cross-linkable matrix precursor and a poragen can be treated to form a porous cross-linked matrix having a T of greater than 300Â C. The porous matrix material has a lower dielectric constant than the corresponding non-porous matrix material, making the porous matrix material particularly attractive for a variety of electronic applications including integrated circuits, multichip modules, and flat panel display devices.

Catalyst-Doped Sizing Agent For Preparation Of High Areal Weight Fiber Shelf-Stable Prepreg Or Molding Compound Intermediates
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US Patent:

20210292499, Sep 23, 2021
Filed:

Aug 30, 2017
Appl. No.:

16/332616
Inventors:

- Midland MI, US
Richard Baumer - Midland MI, US
Kevin J. Bouck - Midland MI, US
Jun Cai - Midland MI, US
Marsha L. Langhorst - Midland MI, US
Abhijit A. Namjoshi - Freeport TX, US
Weijun Wang - Midland MI, US
International Classification:

C08J 5/24
C08J 3/24
C08G 59/24
C08G 59/40
Abstract:

The present invention provides thermosetting resin pre-impregnated or infused fiber materials or prepregs comprising a thermosetting resin mixture and a fiber material component of a heat resistant fiber, such as carbon fiber, having an areal weight of from 500 to 3,000 g/m2 having a coating of from 0.5 to 4 phr of a latent, particulate curative or solid curative, preferably, dicyandiamide, wherein the prepregs are infused with a thermosetting resin mixture comprising (a) at least one liquid epoxy resin, and (b) a hardener and/or a catalyst, as well as methods of making the same. The prepregs of present invention enables the simple provision of lightweight composites having consistent resin cure throughout.