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About
Ed Samulski, PhD, is a polymer physical chemist and the CEO and Co-founder of BlueSky Polymers. He also co-founded Extreme Materials, and his areas of focus include high-performance polymers, liquid crystals, and 3D printing.
Advisor & Co-founder at Carbon
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Ed Samulski?
- Ed Samulski, PhD, is a polymer physical chemist and the CEO and Co-founder of BlueSky Polymers. He also co-founded Extreme Materials, and his areas of focus include high-performance polymers, liquid crystals, and 3D printing.
- Where does Ed Samulski work?
- Ed Samulski is Advisor & Co-founder of Carbon.
- What companies did Ed Samulski found?
- Ed Samulski founded Carbon.
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The University of Texas at Austin mafia436
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Clemson University mafia63
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University of Groningen mafia48
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Carbon mafia6
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Liquidia Technologies mafia6
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