Myron Coolbaugh

Myron Coolbaugh is a Chemist with a diverse background in contract R&D, manufacturing, and academia. His educational journey spans from Virginia Military Institute to Johnson C. Smith University, where he teaches various chemistry courses and is involved in research projects.

He serves as a Principal Investigator on NSF-funded initiatives, including the development of a Shared Instrumentation Resource Laboratory and the Center for Renewable Energy at JCSU. With over 20 years of experience in the chemical profession, Myron has a broad and unique knowledge base.

Having led Small Business Innovation Research programs, Myron has expertise in areas like chromate conversion coating replacements, chemical-and biosensors, and molecularly imprinted polymers for sensing applications. He is well-versed in chemical instrumentation and is keen on collaborative research opportunities.

Myron Coolbaugh's specialties include chemical education, molecularly imprinted polymers, metal pretreatments, and renewable energy. His professional journey includes roles as Assistant Professor of Chemistry at JCSU, Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Waste Water Operator at ElectroplateRite, and Research Scientist at American Research Corporation of Virginia.