Kevin A Wier

age ~46

from Midland, MI

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Also known as:

Kevin Arthur Wier
Kevin Weir

Phone and address:: 3819 Gettysburg St, Midland, MI 48642
(989)8327102

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Kevin Wier Phones & Addresses

3819 Gettysburg St, Midland, MI 48642 • (989)8327102
21 Goldenrod Ln, Amherst, MA 01002
33045 Edgegrove, Fraser, MI 48026 • (586)2960437 • (586)2966727

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Position:

Administration/Managerial

Education

Degree:

Graduate or professional degree

Emails

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Resumes

Associate Materials Engineering Specialist

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Location:

3819 Gettysburg St, Midland, MI 48642

Industry:

Chemicals

Work:

Dow Corning Corporation since Jan 2009
Associate Materials Engineering Specialist
Dow Corning Corporation May 2006 - Jan 2009
Senior Materials Engineer

Education:

University of Massachusetts, Amherst 2000 - 2006
PhD, Polymer Science Michigan Technological University 1996 - 2000
BS, Chemistry

Skills:

Materials Science
Chemistry
Polymers
Polymer Chemistry
Characterization
Polymer Science
R&D
Nanotechnology
Spectroscopy
Polymer Characterization
Jmp
Design of Experiments

Technician

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Industry:

Automotive

Work:

Baystate Ford
Technician
Bathgate Ford
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Kevin Wier

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Kevin Wier

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Us Patents

Method Of Preparing A Substrate With A Composition Including An Organoborane Initiator
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US Patent:

20090111701, Apr 30, 2009
Filed:

Oct 24, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/258139
Inventors:

Dongchan Ahn - Midland MI, US
Kevin Wier - Midland MI, US
International Classification:

C40B 30/10
C40B 50/18
C40B 40/14
US Classification:

506 7, 506 32, 506 20
Abstract:

A method of preparing a substrate with a composition comprising (i) an organoborane initiator and (ii) a radical curable component disposed thereon includes the step of depositing the composition onto the substrate wherein at least one of (i) the organoborane initiator and (ii) the radical curable component is deposited onto the substrate in the form of a gradient pattern. An article comprises the substrate and the gradient pattern formed on the substrate. The gradient pattern is formed from a developed composition comprising the reaction product of (i) the organoborane initiator and (ii) the radical curable component. By forming the gradient pattern on the substrate, combinatorial and high-throughput methods of generating and testing the developed composition are possible, which enable characterization of the developed composition for various physical and chemical properties.

Hydrophilically-Modified Silicone Compositions
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US Patent:

20120237464, Sep 20, 2012
Filed:

Oct 19, 2010
Appl. No.:

13/503639
Inventors:

Dongchan Ahn - Midland MI, US
Qi Huang - La Jolla CA, US
Maria M. Puscau - Auburn Hills MI, US
William Schulz - Midland MI, US
James Thompson - Sanford MI, US
Kevin Wier - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

DOW CORNING CORPORATION - MIDLAND MI
International Classification:

C08L 83/07
A61Q 17/04
A61K 36/00
A61Q 13/00
A61Q 15/00
A61K 8/81
A61K 8/97
A61K 8/89
A61K 47/32
A61K 38/43
US Classification:

424 59, 524547, 5147726, 424725, 424 941, 424 65, 512 25
Abstract:

In various embodiments, provided are hydrophilically-modified silicone compositions comprising substantially spherical elastomeric microparticles, methods of making such compositions, and silicone pastes, personal care, and healthcare products comprising such silicone compositions.

Method Of Preparing A Substrate With A Composition Including An Organoborane Initiator
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US Patent:

20130129996, May 23, 2013
Filed:

Jan 14, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/740864
Inventors:

Dow Corning Corporation - Midland MI, US
Kevin Wier - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

DOW CORNING CORPORATION - Midland MI
International Classification:

C09D 5/00
US Classification:

428209, 4281951, 428210
Abstract:

A method of preparing a substrate with a composition comprising (i) an organoborane initiator and (ii) a radical curable component disposed thereon includes the step of depositing the composition onto the substrate wherein at least one of (i) the organoborane initiator and (ii) the radical curable component is deposited onto the substrate in the form of a gradient pattern. An article comprises the substrate and the gradient pattern formed on the substrate. The gradient pattern is formed from a developed composition comprising the reaction product of (i) the organoborane initiator and (ii) the radical curable component. By forming the gradient pattern on the substrate, combinatorial and high-throughput methods of generating and testing the developed composition are possible, which enable characterization of the developed composition for various physical and chemical properties.