Rob Emblidge serves as Principal Scientist at AdvanSix, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the company’s research and development initiatives within the chemical manufacturing sector. With over 25 years of experience in Organic Process Chemistry and a robust background in Process Analytical Chemistry,...
Rob Emblidge serves as Principal Scientist at AdvanSix, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the company’s research and development initiatives within the chemical manufacturing sector. With over 25 years of experience in Organic Process Chemistry and a robust background in Process Analytical Chemistry, Rob is instrumental in driving innovation and enhancing the efficiency of production processes. His expertise in organosilicon materials chemistry and physical organic chemistry allows him to explore new avenues for product development, particularly in the context of AdvanSix's core Cumene-Phenol-Cyclohexanone-Caprolactam process.
Currently, Rob is leading several key projects aimed at expanding AdvanSix's product portfolio while simultaneously focusing on continuous improvement within existing manufacturing streams. His strategic approach leverages Six Sigma methodologies to ensure that new product developments are not only innovative but also align with the company's commitment to operational excellence. By implementing advanced technologies and on-line analysis techniques, Rob enhances process simulation and root cause analysis, ensuring that the products meet stringent industry standards.
Rob's contributions to the field are underscored by his active membership in the American Chemical Society and his impressive track record of publications and patents. His ability to bridge the gap between research and practical application makes him a valuable asset to AdvanSix, as he navigates the complexities of chemical engineering and process development. Through his leadership, Rob is not only advancing the company's technological capabilities but also fostering a culture of innovation that positions AdvanSix as a leader in the chemical industry.
