Prima Sung

Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Elsevier

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Website: https://www.elsevier.com/

About the author:

Prima has extensive experience in the information technology industry. Her role involves defining value propositions through immersive understanding of the industry and users of information solutions. Prior to joining Elsevier, Prima worked at Microsoft and Nokia on designing solutions for the future of mobile computing. She holds an MBA from Hofstra University in New York, USA.

Posts by Prima Sung

Attracting Students to STEM Fields

Posted on March 29th, 2018 in Chemical R&D

STEM may be one of the most frequently uttered acronyms of the last few years. Everywhere you turn, educators and business titans and the media are talking about the importance of STEM Continue reading “Attracting Students to STEM Fields” »

Chemists Concerned About How Their Field is Viewed

Posted on December 14th, 2017 in Chemical R&D

Chemistry and its importance in everyday life is often underrated at best, and wildly misunderstood at worst. The stock image of scientists in white lab coats holding beakers of toxic chemicals has been hard to shake Continue reading “Chemists Concerned About How Their Field is Viewed” »

Economics, Safety and Green Chemistry

Posted on September 22nd, 2017 in Chemical R&D

“Going green” is a laudable goal in industry. Looking at the impact of the human industrial activity on the environment, it’s clear that companies must become more conscious of their footprint and take steps towards sustainability. Continue reading “Economics, Safety and Green Chemistry” »

Answering Compound Synthesis Requests

Posted on August 10th, 2017 in Chemical Manufacturing Excellence

When potential client approaches a chemicals company with a production request, they want to know if the company can fulfill the request, how quickly and at what cost. That seems like a fairly straightforward question and response, but there’s a lot to consider when answering a compound synthesis request. Continue reading “Answering Compound Synthesis Requests” »