Anna Douglas is the co-Founder at SkyNano LLC, a clean energy start-up which focuses on the scalable production of high-value functional materials using greenhouse gasses as chemical inputs.

She is a Ph.D. candidate in interdisciplinary material science at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

As a National Science Foundation Graduate Student Fellow since 2015, she has primarily focused her studies on clean energy technologies, and has recently developed the growth of high quality carbon nanotubes from ambient carbon dioxide.

Prior to Vanderbilt, Anna completed a B.S. in mathematics and chemistry at Lee University. She interned as an undergraduate at the NASA Glenn Research Center, where she discovered her passion for nanotechnology. Anna is in the first cohort of Innovation Crossroads at Oak Ridge National Lab

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