Sean Fackler

I am excited to be forming my own consulting practice within Exponent, an engineering and scientific consulting firm. My work has focused around failure analysis for large consumer electronics companies and I have recently expanded into FDA regulation for medical devices, and image analysis for materials processing. At Lawrence Berkeley National Lab I studied how to turn sunlight into gasoline. And at the University of Maryland I studied how to find better magnets which was published in the university newspaper, The Daimondback, and also on the department website. The other half of my PhD work at UMD was on making more efficient digital memories with multiferroics. Check out a short video about my graduate research experience at University of Maryland.

I like to collaborate scientifically but a musical collaboration takes it to another level. You can check out my LinkedIn for more details on my research or my facebook for things outside of work. I would love to get in touch to see how I can help you. Drop me a line.