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Upon completion of his doctoral studies under the guidance of Professor M. Albert Vannice at Penn State University in the area of methane reforming, Dr. Bradford worked for Exxon Chemical Company, where he was responsible for the exploratory research and development of new processes for aromatics conversion over tailored zeolitic materials.

He joined CeraMem Corporation in January 1999 as a Senior Research Engineer, and served as Director of Heterogeneous Catalysis Research from 2002 until November 2004. During his tenure at CeraMem Corporation, Dr. Bradford was responsible — as Principal Investigator and Group Leader — for the conception and entrepreneurial development of innovative technologies in the areas of materials science, heterogeneous catalysis, reaction engineering (with an emphasis on catalytic membrane reactors), and process engineering.

Dr. Bradford founded |i²| Systems in December 2004 to facilitate his participation in, and service to, the worldwide catalysis, chemical and energy industries.

In March 2005, Dr. Bradford joined Lilliputian Systems, Inc., a start-up focused on the development of a MEMS-based SOFC for portable power applications, where he currently serves full-time as Director of Packaging.