Shyamala Pillai

Sr. Research Scientist
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SPIE Membership: 1.0 years
SPIE Awards: 2012 Startup Challenge Finalist
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Area of Expertise: Fluorescence spectroscopy, Formulation, Organic Synthesis, Bleaching technology, Consumer Insights, New Technology development
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Academics: Ph.D from New Jersey Institute of Technology and UMDNJ, USA.
Research focus is on synthesis and photo-physical characterization of new hyper-sensitive luminescent probes that can be used in variety of biological, medical, and technical applications. Since the probes include multiple functionalities (antenna-fluorophore, chelated lanthanide metal, and crosslinking group) their synthesis is an extremely challenging task. The idea is to explore new strategies to simplify the synthesis protocol of the luminescent probes (whose current price exceeds $10 000 per mg), which would make them more available for the researchers.

Professional Experience: Sr. Research Scientist, Colgate Palmolive Co.
Over 13 years of Research experience in Formulation and Technology development.

PATENT DETAILS:
1. Fluorophore chelated lanthanide luminescent probes with improved quantum efficiency (Attorney docket 96738.00117)
2. Apparatus for conducting oral care experiments and method of forming and using the same - (PCT/US10/59193)
3. Compositions to enhance the solubility and delivery of magnolia actives (PCT/US11/26019)
4. Oral care compositions - (PCT/US11/23099)

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