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Scott is an evolutionary biologist who develops public health and biodiversity solutions at the human-environment interface. His academic background permits him to bring new perspectives to long-standing issues in applied biology.

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Jenella is a medical entomologist and microbiologist who works with diseases and parasites including  mosquitoes, black flies, bed bugs, fleas, ticks and lice, as well as bird parasites. She has numerous publications in the field, including a book for Oxford University Press.

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Shawn has worked with Carroll-Loye for two decades. He holds a Master's degree from UC Davis, with expertise in agricultural systems, restoration and pest management. Shawn provides scientific and regulatory oversight for our insect repellent studies, with unparalleled experience with the US/EPA Human Studies Review Board. He also manages US/EPA Good Laboratory Practice compliance for our EPA GLP efficacy studies of skin-applied  and spatial repellents. Shawn is also an accomplished multi-instrumentalist and an earth-building expert.

Dave has 20 years of industry success in developing, registering, and commercializing green products for agriculture, public health and personal use in California, the US, and World markets. He liaises frequently with industry leaders and is in regular contact with state and federal regulatory managers. Dave is skilled in NOP product compliance and organic input material development and registration. In addition to his development and regulatory background and his advanced degrees in entomology and genetics, David has a decade of scientific team leadership experience.  

Cass uses her international background in field biology, ecology, animal behavior, and entomology to help design and conduct studies at CLBR. She received her Master's degree in 2018 from Roehampton University in London on the influence of climate disasters on tropical primate social systems. Her experience working with animals ranging from wasps to monkeys in a wide diversity of environments helps us to perform accurate and effective studies throughout the world. 

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Ralph is a professional entomologist with a focus analysis, technology and information sharing.  He received a Master's degree in Entomology from UC Davis in 2017, and studied graduate level Public Policy and Statistics at UC Berkeley. He works to insure excellence in our client analytical and entomological services.  As a graduate student, Ralph captained the World Champion UC Davis Linnean Games Team, which under his leadership achieved historic dominance in that premier academic insect trivia competition. Ralph is also an in-demand public speaker and science educator.

Trevor designs and facilitates both lab and field studies. He's a keen observer of insect behavior, adding his entomological insights to develop biologically meaningful assays in our wind tunnel trials, host choice experiments, and field efficacy studies. Trevor has worked at Carroll-Loye since high school, and completed his PhD in 2021.

Collin received a B.S. in Global Disease Biology in 2021 from the University of California, Davis. He has previously worked in the medical field as an Emergency Medical Technician, and aspires to attaining both a Master’s in Public Health and a Clinical Laboratory Scientist License. His duties at CLBR include technical and research support, insectary and mosquito rearing management, and laboratory and field efficacy studies.

Shilpa received a B.S. in Public Health with a minor in Child and Adolescent Development in 2022 from San Jose State University. She is interested in the broad world of public health administration and brings various organizational skills to CLBR. Her responsibilities at CLBR are centered around daily and weekly organizational duties that are essential to maintaining a neat and efficient business office and work flow process. These duties include acting as primary GLP archivist, documentation management, light accounting and payroll duties, HR administration, purchasing, and facilities management and maintenance. 

Reyna Carrillo recieved a B.S. in Marine Biology from the University of California San Diego. She has a background in informal science education, community outreach, and environmental consulting. Her duties at CLBR include: insectary & field effort supply maintenance, mosquito rearing, and providing additional support to ongoing research efforts.

Hazel received a B.S. in Plant Biology from the University of California, Davis. She is interested in plant virology, particularly in understanding the interactions between a given plant, pathogen, and vector. Their duties at CLBR include: maintaining the insectary, rearing mosquitos, and providing support for field and lab efficacy studies.