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J. Scott Parent is a professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Queen's University. He specializes in advanced polymer composites and chemical modification of polymers, focusing on the development of high-value engineering applications. His research program investigates the structure-property relationships of polyolefins and elastomers through chemical modification processes, aiming to create commercially viable advanced polymeric materials. With a strong background in organic synthesis, reactive polymer processing, and spectroscopic characterization, Professor Parent's work includes significant projects on peroxide-initiated graft modification of polyolefins and the synthesis of novel elastomer derivatives. He has taught a range of courses related to organic chemistry and polymer science, emphasizing practical applications and safety in chemical processes. His contributions to the field have been widely published in reputable journals, highlighting his impact on polymer engineering and innovation within the industry.
Queen's University • Kingston, ON, Canada
Teaching and research role focusing on polymer engineering and chemical modification processes.
Patent related to moisture curable polyolefin resins.
Patent for the production process of silica-filled elastomeric compounds.
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