LUX Assure Appoints Rankin for CoMic

November 17, 2014

Scott Rankin
Scott Rankin

LUX Assure appointed Scott Rankin as its technical expert for the company’s chemical monitoring technology, CoMic.

Rankin joined LUX Assure a year ago and has since taken part in specialist training and gained in-depth experience working with CoMic, which provides information on optimal dosage of corrosion inhibitors.

Prior to working at LUX Assure, Rankin spent over three years with a global contract research organization as an analytical chemist within the metabolism and mass spectroscopy departments, after completing an MSc in Organic Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh, where he developed a keen interest in the field of corrosion.

In the new role as CoMic technical expert, Scott will be working to ensure all CoMic services delivered are accurate, robust and efficient.  The role will include analysis of samples on and offshore, data processing and research and development of the product.  Scott will also be responsible for presenting company research and development papers at global congresses and seminars.

Rankin recently attended the SciX conference in Reno, Nevada and in September this year, he presented a research paper entitled ‘Probing Corrosion Inhibitor Behaviour Using Micelle Detection’, which outlined the identification of optimal dose and effectiveness of film-forming corrosion inhibitors (FFCI).

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