Christopher L. Paige P.O. Box 9396 437 East Merr imack Street Apt # 6 Lowell , Ma 01853, U.S.

A Cell phone Numb er: (978) 866-5676 Telephone Numbe r: (978) 459-4948 Email Address: cp12e7ca 6@westpost.net Education: Master of Engineering Degree in Plastics Engineering a" June, 2005 University of Massachusetts Lowell, One University Avenue, 209 Ball Hall, Lowell , Massachusetts 01854 Master of Science Degree in Polymer Chemistry a" August, 1991 University of Cincinnati, Calhoun Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 Bachelor of Science Degree in Analytical Chemistry a" March, 1986 Wright State University, 3640 Colonel Glen Highway, Dayton Ohio 45435 Experience: Infoscitex Corporation, 303 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, Ma 02451, and work phone nu mber: (781) 890-1338 2/29/2008 a" 10/13/2010, 50 + hours per week, Project Engineer. My day-to-day contributions consist of solving process development issues, chara cterizing materials, scaling-up innovative products and commercializing products , for potential customers. I write phase I and phase II proposals for the DoD on energetic nanoparticle additives to improve rocket, artillery and gun propellan ts. I have industrial experience analyzing material substrate surfaces, using in strumental techniques like DSC, TGA, HPLC, GPC, bomb calorimetry, and ATR-FTIR. I have academic education in advanced x-ray diffraction, chemical crystallograph y, electron microscopy, design of experiments, using minitab and statistic of si x sigma. I can perform analytical characterization analysis on nanoscale materia l surfaces, using instrumentation techniques, like light microscopy or scanning electron microscopy (SEM), illustrated below.

Figure 1: SEM of Gr aphene Nanoplatelets Foster-Miller, Inc., 195 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, Ma 02451, and work phone numbe r: (781) 684-4135 04/21/2005 a" 02/28/2008, 50 + hours per week, Project Scientist and Engineer. My day-to-day contributions consist of introducing design of experiments and si x sigma solutions to current and new UV curable coatings, proposal writing, solv ing process development issues and scaling-up products for DoD manufacturing and commercialization. I have research and development experience in formulating UV curable coating and thin films for industrial and government applications. I ha ve industrial experience analyzing material substrate surfaces, using instrument

al techniques like, HPLC, ATR-FTIR, solvent resistance testing, differential sca nning calorimetric (DSC), thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) and mechanical prop erties analysis, using Instron equipment. Innovative Imaging Systems Incorporation Apr 02 a" Sept 04 Billerica, Ma Research and Development Chemist. My day-to-day contributions consist of formulati ng thermoplastic polyurethanes, thin films and two-part epoxy resins for DoD nanotechnology, ph otonic or transparent thin film coating applications. I have industrial experience in app lying thin film coatings, onto substrate surfaces, by casting, spraying; dip coating or spin coating and characterizing, by instrumental techniques, like UV/VIS and NIR spectroscopy. Astra Zeneca Pharmaceutical Oct 99 - Apr 02 Westborough, Ma Analytical Chemist Responsibilities included performing HPLC, LC/MS, GC and TLC chromatography on c GMP pharmaceutical in-process, finished product and stability samples. Eisai Pharmaceuticals Jun 97 - Mar 99 Andover, Ma Organic Research and Process Chemist Responsibilities included performing bench scale multi-step organic synthesis, N MR, HPLC, FTIR and GC/MS analysis, structural characterization, and kilo lab and large scale pilot plant processing of organic pharmaceuticals and write batch r ecords and SOPas. PolyOrganics, Inc. Aug 96 Jun 97 Newburyport, Ma Polymer and Process Development Chemist Polymer synthesis and process development of batch chemical intermediates. Batch record and standard operating procedure documentation writing and training. Cincinnati Water Quality Treatment Facility Oct 92 a" Sep 94 Cincinnati, Oh Analytical Chemist Responsibilities included water quality testing by HPLC and GC analysis and anal ytically support of the Cincinnati water activated carbon treatment plant. F and C International May 91 a" J un 92 Cincinnati, Oh Formulation and Process Chemist Responsibilities included organic synthesis, isolations by extractions and disti llations, GC analysis and large scale processing and formulations of customer pr oducts. Becton Dickinson Polymer Research Laboratory Jun 86 - Oct 88 Dayton, Oh Polymer Formulation Chemist Responsibilities included thermoplastic and thermoset formulation, material char acterization, like SEM, thermal and mechanical stress analysis, contact angle me asurements and process development, using injection molding, single and twin scr ew extrusion equipment. Certificates of Professional Training:

Certificate and Training on High Performance Liquid Chromatography (07/2001) Certificate and Training on Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectroscopy (10/2002) Statistics for Six Sigma (12/2004) Certificate and Training on Shimadzu GC/Flame Ionization Detection and GC/Mass S pectrum (2/2007) Certificate and Training on Shimadzu Thermal Desorption (TD-20) Analysis (3/2007 ) Basis Program Management Training (10/2007) Program Management Training (3/2009) Massachusetts State Explosive Blasting Certificate of Competency License (8/2010 ) Training in Ultra Performance High Performance Liquid Chromatography (8/2010) Professional Organizations: American Chemical Society (ACS) Society of Plastic Engineers (SPE) American Society of Materials (ASM) New England Society of Explosive Engineers (NESEE)

Co-Authored: 1)Development of Robust, Low Cost, Microencapsulated Phase Change Materials 2)Adherent Durable Hydrophobic Epoxy Formulation for Underwater Hull Touch-up Repairs 3)UV Curable Coatings 4)Demonstration/Validation of Environmentally Advantaged Aircraft Deicing Fluid as an Alternative to PG