Please join us this Friday, Nov 8th for the David A Walsh Seminar for the Arts and Sciences in Snell 213 at noon. Dr Kelly (Wormwood) Moser, Ph.D., Customer Success Manager, MOBILion Systems Inc., Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania will speak on “Technological Advancements in the Environmental and Pharmaceutical Industries”.
Technological Advancements in the Environmental and Pharmaceutical Industries
The need for highly sensitive, reproducible, and specific analyses is well known across nearly all industries. Gold standard technologies for this have typically included liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS). Over the years, LC-MS technology has advanced dramatically, leading to improved chromatographic separations, faster acquisitions, and higher mass resolution. This presentation will focus on the addition of new high resolution ion mobility (HRIM) technology and its application to environmental and pharmaceutical workflows, specifically for analysis of PFAS and peptide therapeutics, respectively. Additionally, as a previous two-time Clarkson graduate, I will share my experiences while at Clarkson including opportunities I had throughout my journey, lessons learned, how I obtained my role post-graduation, and how I progressed to my current position.
Kelly (Wormwood) Moser, Ph.D., Customer Success Manager,
MOBILion Systems Inc., Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
Dr. Kelly (Wormwood) Moser earned her PhD in Chemistry from Clarkson University and
currently serves as the Customer Success Manager at MOBILion System Inc., a start-up
company commercializing the revolutionary SLIM technology out of Pacific Northwest
National Lab (PNNL). While completing her PhD, she served as an Applications Scientist
Intern at PNNL in 2017, followed by working as a part-time Applications Scientist until
completing her PhD in 2018. After defense, Dr. Moser transitioned to a full-time
Applications Scientist. In 2021, Dr. Moser transitioned to Applications Manager, where
she led the applications team. She later shifted her focus to Product Development where she served as a
Product Development Scientist. She later served as the Software Product Manager, followed by a final
transition to her current role of Customer Success Manager.