Kayleena Otero
M.S. Thesis Student
Bio
Kayleena Otero joined our laboratory fall 2022, earning her M.S. degree in textile chemistry fall 2023. Indeed, her thesis research topic focused on the “Application of Metal Complexable Monoazo Dyes to Protein and Polyamide Fibers using Environmentally Benign Metal Ions.”
Groups
Honors and Awards
- 3rd Place in Undergraduate/Master Student category, "Exploring Metal Complexable Monoazo Dyes As Sustainable Colorants For Human Hair and Textiles," 2022 NC-ACS Local Section Annual Meeting, November 2022. Poster presentation.