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Abigail A. Advincula, PhD has worked in multiple roles across various organizations since 2013. Abigail A.'smost recent role, starting in 2022, is as a Material Scientist I with ARCTOS and the Air Force Research Laboratory. Before that, they were a PhD candidate at Georgia Institute of Technology from 2016 to 2022, where they had various roles as a teaching assistant, researcher, and student. Abigail A. also worked as an undergraduate researcher at Texas A&M University in 2015. Prior to this, they were an R&D intern at The Lubrizol Corporation in 2014 and 2013, respectively, where they developed a standard formulation procedure and a standard operating procedure for surfactant systems.
Abigail A. Advincula, PhD has two Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Materials Science, both from Georgia Institute of Technology. The first graduation year is not specified. Abigail A. also holds an Engineer's Degree in Polymer Science and Engineering from Case Western Reserve University which they earned between 2012 and 2016.
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We're enabling aerospace advantage! For more than 60 years, ARCTOS scientists, engineers, and program managers have fueled innovation in propulsion and flight, materials and manufacturing, aerospace sustainment, launch and flight risk analysis, and expeditionary airbase technologies for the U.S. Department of Defense, other U.S. Government agencies, and the aerospace industry. Our deep domain expertise, intimate customer mission understanding, quality management processes, and team-oriented approach make all the difference for delivering innovative technology solutions and exceptional engineering services, tailored for complex, high-stakes missions.