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Elton Cairns
'55, '55Dr. Cairns graduated from Michigan Tech in 1955 with a double major in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. After receiving a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley he pursued an illustrious career at the research laboratories of General Electric, Argonne National Lab, General Motors, and, since 1978, at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory where he is currently the Director of . . .
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Janet Garvey
'77Jan received a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Tech in 1977. She also earned a Master of Science in Business Administration from Central Michigan University. Currently, she is the commercial development manager for Dow Chemical's new Contract Manufacturing Services business and a manager in Pharmaceuticals Process Research. She is a member of the United Way Leadership Circle and a Dow Chemical . . .
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R. Dyche Anderson
'81R. Dyche Anderson is a native of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. He received is BSChE in from Michigan Tech in 1981, where he was active in such organizations as Alpha Phi Omega and the AIChE student chapter. In 1996, Dyche was hired by Ford Motor Company to work on electric vehicle batteries and in 2008, he moved into research, taking lead of the newly established research group for battery controls in Ford Research & Advanced . . .