Clay manages a portfolio of physical science technologies generated here at the U. He uses his background in product innovation, basic, and applied research to support inventor IP and technology commercialization via the TLO team. He brings a varied background of private industry and national lab experience in solar, mining, renewables, and defense most notably during his time working at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Clay has a Master's in Chemistry from Northern Arizona University and a Bachelor's in Physics from Eastern Washington University.