Carroll-Loye

Dr. Scott Carroll, Ph.D.

President

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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Dr. Jenella Loye, Ph.D.

Medical Entomology

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.  (Photo taken here)

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Ralph Washington jr., M.S.

Vice President

Ralph is a professional entomologist with a focus on organizational leadership.  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 services and build our service portfolio.  As an academic, Ralph was President and CEO of the 250,000 strong University of California Student Association. He also  captained the World Champion UC Davis Linnean Games Team, which under his leadership achieved historic dominance of  that premier academic insect trivia competition. Ralph is also an in-demand public speaker and science educator.

Cassandre Kaplinsky, M.S.

Director of Research

Cass uses her international background in field biology, ecology, and animal behavior to help design
and conduct field studies at CLBR. She received her Master's degree in 2018 from the 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 field studies throughout the world.

Shawn King, M.S.

Scientific & Regulatory Affairs

Shawn B. King 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.

Dr. David Nielsen, Ph.D.

Product Development

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.  

Jeff Venturino, B.S.

Director of Operations

Director of Operations Jeff Venturino is a graduate of UC Davis in Political Science and History. As an avid outdoorsman, Jeff combines his intimate personal knowledge of biting arthropods with professional acumen regarding the regulatory processes that govern pesticide testing and the protection of human study participants. He helps oversee the design and conduct of studies for both safety and data quality. Jeff emphasizes technical rigor and new approaches to improve value and to test the latest technologies.

Dr. G.K. (Ghona) Sangha

Toxicology; Antimicrobial and Repellent Registration

Dr. Sangha supports our clients in product development and registration with decades of industry experience in regulatory affairs, analytical chemistry, and study development for EPA, PMRA and EU. As a leader in applied ecotoxicology and regulatory toxicology, she has published extensively in the Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology, and has recently been involved in the Global Collaboration for Development of Pesticides for Public Health.

Corwin Parker, Ph.D. Candidate

Senior Entomologist

Corwin is a broadly trained entomologist with expertise in ecology and taxonomy. He's high energy and always ready for sharp and muddy sides of field work (unless there's poison ivy/oak). At the same time Corwin is incredibly precise and efficient. He's a fourth-year PhD candidate at the University of California Davis studying bark beetle ecology and insect-nematode interactions. Corwin is also a fine artist. 

Trevor Fowles, Ph.D. Candidate

Senior Entomologist

Trevor Fowles 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 2005, and is now also in the third year of a Ph.D. program in Entomology at University of California, Davis (across the street).

True Randall, B.S.

Laboratory Manager

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