Our People
DuPont attracts the kind of people whose passions go beyond research and development. They want to change lives.
Transformation starts with the spark
of something new.
TRANSFORM
Distraction, disruption and rapid change define our modern lives. As the world and our interactions grow more complex, so do our challenges. To solve for modern problems, we need a newx framework for innovation itself, one that considers all perspectives and outcomes in the calculus. Our model to truly transform society must be collaborative and transparent, and unfold at scale and speed to exceed the issues we face.
Instead of asking them what they think, Camilla Arndal Andersen covers her subjects in sensors to reveal their unfiltered and subconscious response to food.
By combining science, circular thinking and disruptive innovation, Tina Arrowood helps envision a world in which fresh river water is not scarce, but well-managed.
Jajani develops smart clothing technologies and is passionate about using the power of materials science to create high-impact products that will improve the quality of life globally.
Andrew is a DuPont marketer who believes that better and more affordable technologies will help create a more diverse and inclusive society.
Geert is research scientist at DuPont’s Nutrition & Biosciences business, responsible for the development of next-generation control strategies and biocide formulation testing, holding specific use in the oil and gas industry.
Vicky works on the innovation and development of enzyme products in the Fabric & Household Care industry, focusing on translating biotechnology into product development and sustainable consumer solutions.
Ed collaborates with DuPont’s customers to develop new polymer components for aircraft and aero-engines. Among other things, he is interested in how the exceptionally high standards of aviation safety are achieved and how they can be applied to other aspects of life.
Henna-Maria Uusitupa investigates innovative solutions to minimize health risks that infants might have due to disruptions in microbiota development.
Leon Marchal is passionate about discovering more sustainable animal production. He and his team at DuPont Animal Nutrition are working on new solutions for antibiotic-free animal feed.
Adam Garske loves enzymes and thinks you should, too. A senior scientist at DuPont Nutrition and Biosciences, he engineers enzymes for use in industrial applications, ranging from laundry detergents to animal nutrition.
Jennifer Vail is a tribologist, combining mechanical engineering and materials science to understand interacting surfaces in relative motion. She has worked on a wide range of projects, from aerospace materials to syringes to dog food.
Cathy Mulzer is a senior scientist in DuPont’s Electronic & Imaging business. She works on the next generation of materials for all those electronic devices you love: your phone, your TV, your electric car.
Our guest speaker, Lori Gottlieb is a natural storyteller - and no wonder. She has crafted stories for film and television series as a Hollywood executive, delved deep into her subjects' stories as a nationally recognized journalist.
TED@DuPont is a TED Institute event given in partnership with DuPont. You can learn more about TED Institute, the TED@DuPont event, and all our speakers and talks, at TED.com.