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William R. Sutterlin,
Ph.D.
Dr. Sutterlin is the CEO of Renewable Alternatives,
LLC and has experience leading multiple Phase I and Phase II projects.
He received his B.S. in Chemistry from Troy State University in
August of 1995. Immediately after graduation he began employment
at Avanti Polar Lipids Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama. After three
years with Avanti Polar Lipids Inc., Dr. Sutterlin initiated his
Ph.D. studies at the University of Missouri, Columbia in 1998.
Dr. Sutterlin has received teaching awards from
the University of Missouri and has been a guest lecturer on numerous
occasions for one of the fathers of Environmental Chemistry, Professor
Stanley E. Manahan. Dr. Sutterlin has experience in laboratory
management, and has served as a primary investigator for SBIR
and STTR awards and an APPA/DEED award. Dr. Sutterlin has recently
accepted a position as CEO of Renewable Alternatives, LLC. His
background includes pertinent experience in chemical production,
analysis and planning. As an analytical chemist, Dr. Sutterlin
has the experience in trouble shooting, interpretation and method
development with the following instrumentation: HPLC, LC/MS, GC/MS,
AA, GFAA, GC/FID, NMR, FTIR, ES-MS, MS-MS, UV-Vis, DSC, TGA, and
thermally controlled powder X-ray diffractometer.
Education
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Post Doctorial, Chemical Engineering, University
of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
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Ph.D., Chemistry, University of Missouri, Columbia,
Missouri
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B.S., Double Major in Chemistry and Criminal
Justice, Troy State University, Troy, Alabama
Principal Investigator Experience
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2003-2005: USDA/ SBIR Phase II
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2003-2004: NSF/ STTR Phase I
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2002-2003: APPA / DEED grant
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2002: USDA/ SBIR Phase I
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CEO (July 2003-present) Renewable Alternatives
LLC
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Senior Scientific Research Associate (June of
2002-June of 2003), Chem CharResearch Inc.
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PI on grants from the USDA/SBIR Phase I & II,
Use of Fats and Oils as PCMs
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PI on grants from the American Public Power
Association/ DEED program, Peak Electrical Load Shifting Using
PCMs
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PI on grants from the NSF/ STTR Phase I, New
Glycerin Based Products from the Burgeoning Biodiesal Industry
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Research Associate (Summer 1999) U.S. Geological
Survey Columbia Environmental Research Center, Columbia, Missouri
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Teaching Assistant (1998-June 2002), University
of Missouri, Columbia, Department of Chemistry
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Research and Development Chemist (1997-1998)
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Analytical Chemist (1996-1998), Production Chemist
(1995-96), Avanti Polar Lipids, Birmingham, Alabama
Publications & Presentations
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Goff, Michael J.; Bauer, Nicholas S.; Lopes,
Shailesh; Sutterlin, William R.; Suppes, Galen J. Acid-catalyzed
alcoholysis of soybean oil. Journal of the American Oil
Chemists' Society (2004), 81(4), 415-420.
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Sutterlin, William R.; Manahan, Stanley E. Comparative
study of iron solids on carbon for arsenic removal from water
and electrolytically enhanced removal of arsenic(III). Abstracts
of Papers, 227th ACS National Meeting, Anaheim, CA, United States,
March 28-April 1, 2004
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Sutterlin, William R.; Suppes, Galen J.; Goff,
Michael; Lopez, Shailesh. The use of fats and oils in thermal
energy storage. Abstracts of Papers, 227th ACS National
Meeting, Anaheim, CA, United States, March 28-April 1, 2004
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Sutterlin, William R.; Suppes, Galen J.; Dasari,
Mohanprasad; Pahn, Pim. Conversion of crude glycerin from
the biodiesel production into antifreeze. Abstracts of Papers,
227th ACS National Meeting, Anaheim, CA, United States, March
28-April 1, 2004
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Sutterlin, William R. The many uses and sources
for highly porous carbon materials. Abstracts, 38th Midwest
Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Columbia,
MO, United States, November 5-7 (2003)
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Marrero, Thomas W.; McAuley, Brendan P.; Sutterlin,
William R.; Morris, J. Steven; Manahan,Stanley E. Fate of
heavy metals and radioactive metals in gasification of sewage
sludge. Waste Management (Amsterdam, Netherlands) (2004),
24(2), 193-198.
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Marrero Thomas W; McAuley Brendan P; Sutterlin
William R; Steven Morris J; Manahan Stanley E Fate of heavy
metals and radioactive metals in gasification of sewage sludge.
Waste management (New York, N.Y.) (2004), 24(2), 193-8
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