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Biographical Sketch of
Kimberly Kelly-Wintenberg
Preparation
...Appointments
...Publications
...Activities ...Collaborators
Professional Preparations: up
B. S. Microbiology, East Tennessee
State University, cum laude, 1983, and her Ph.D. in Microbiology from
the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in December 1991. Dissertation
Title: Cloning and Isolation of the Flagellin Gene, and Characterization
of the Posttranslational Modification of the Flagellin Protein of Pseudomonas
aeruginosa.
Appointments:
up
Present: President and
CEO of Atmospheric Glow Technologies, 2342 Stock Creek Blvd., Rockford,
TN 37853-3044. Research Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Adjunct
Professor, Department of Food Science and Technology, The University
of Tennessee.
1993-1997: Department
of Microbiology, University of Tennessee. Non-tenured faculty member
taught several undergraduate microbiology classes.
1992-1993: Oak Ridge
National Laboratories. Postdoctoral position
1991: Department of Microbiology,
University of Tennessee, Postdoctoral position
Publications
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Dr. Kelly-Wintenberg
has authored or co-authored twelve archival peer reviewed publications.
She has also been author or co-author of over thirty-five oral or
poster presentations at professional meetings.
Relevant Publications
- Kelly-Wintenberg, Kimberly, D. M. Sherman,
P. P. Y. Tsai, R. B. Gadri, F. Karakaya, Z. Chen, J. Reece, Roth,
and T. C. Montie. 2000. Air filter sterilization using a one atmosphere
uniform glow discharge plasma (the Volfilter©)." IEEE Trans.
Plasma Sci., Vol. 28, No.1:64-71.
- Montie, T. C., K. Kelly-Wintenberg,
and J. Reece Roth. 2000. An Overview of research using the one atmosphere
uniform glow discharge plasma (OAUGDP) for Sterilization of Surfaces
and Materials. ". IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci., Vol. 28, No. 1:41-55.
- Roth, J. Reece, D. M. Sherman, R. B.
Gadri, F. Karakaya, Z. Chen, T. C. Montie, K. Kelly-Wintenberg, and
P. P. Y. Tsai. A remote exposure reactor (RER) for plasma processing
and sterilization by plasma active species at one atmosphere ". IEEE
Trans. Plasma Sci., Vol. 28, No. 1:56-63
- Kelly-Wintenberg, K., A. Hodge, T.
C. Montie, L. Deleanu, D. M. Sherman, J. R. Roth, P. Tsai, and L.
Wadsworth. 1999. Use of a one atmosphere uniform glow discharge plasma
(OAUGDP) to kill a broad spectrum of microorganisms. J.Vac Sci.Technol.
Vol.17 (4):1539-1544.
- K. Kelly-Wintenberg, K., T. C. Montie,
C. Brickman, J. R. Roth, A. K. Carr, K. Sorge, and P. P. Y. Tsai.
1998. Room temperature sterilization of surfaces and fabrics with
a one atmosphere uniform glow discharge plasma. J. Ind. Microbiol
& Biotech. 20:69-74.
Patents: Recently a patent
disclosure has been filed by the Consortium for Plasma Sciences entitled
" OAUGDP Technology for the Sterilization of Blood Factor VIII."
Synergistic
Activities up
Initiated successful
company, Atmospheric Glow Technologies, which is actively developing
and commercializing technology developed at The University of Tennessee.
Advanced interdisciplinary
effort of research and development of the One Atmosphere Uniform Glow
Discharge Plasma technology. This effort includes the Departments
of Microbiology, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Physics, Food
Science and Technology, and TANDEC.
Given numerous lectures
on her interdisciplinary work at the University of Tennessee.
Worked since 1996, volunteer
teaching science in a local primary school.
Worked since 1993, teaching
and performing science laboratories at an inner city high school in
Knoxville.
Collaborative
Relationships up
- Dr. Kelly-Wintenberg has worked with
several government agencies and companies including: March Instruments,
Inc. of Concord, CA; Environmental Elements Inc. of Baltimore, MD;
International EcoSciences, Inc. of San Jose, CA; the Consortium for
(blood) Plasma Science, Lebanon, NJ; UTK TANDEC; UTK Center for Materials
Processing; The US Department of Agriculture; NIH; US Environmental
Protection Agency; Department of Defense; and Air Force Office of
Scientific Research.
- Dr. Thomas C. Montie, Emeritis Professor,
Dr. Beth Mullin, Professor, Dr. Stuart Riggsby, Associate Dean: University
of Tennessee
- Ms. Charmaine Brickman, M.S. Department
of Microbiology, University of Tennessee
Mr. Monty Kayes, M.S. Department
of Food Science and Technology, University of Tennessee
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