MEYER R. ROSEN, FRSC, FACFE
FAIC, CPC, CChE, CFEI, DABFET
INTERACTIVE CONSULTING, INC.

P.O. Box 66 Voice: (516) 922-2167
East Norwich, N.Y. 11732 Toll free: (877) 531-9285

Email: meyer.rosen@chemicalconsult.com

Fax: (516) 922-3830

Web: www.chemicalconsult.com

CERTIFICATIONS:
CChem, FRSC Chartered Chemist and Fellow: Royal Society of
Chemistry (London)
FAIC Fellow: American Institute of Chemists
CPC, CChE Certified Professional Chemist,
Certified Professional Chemical Engineer-
National Certification Commission in Chemistry
and Chemical Engineering
CFEI Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator, National
Certification Board, National Association of Fire
Investigators
FACFE: Fellow: American College of Forensic Examiners
DABFE: Diplomate: American Board of Forensic Examiners
DABFET: Diplomate: American Board of Forensic Engineering
and Technology

Professional Summary
Mr. Rosen has over 35 years of experience in the field of chemistry and chemical engineering. He has consulted with hundreds of corporations involved in the development, optimization, marketing and quality control of new and existing consumer and industrial products. Mr. Rosen is a specialist in the analysis and evaluation of personal injuries resulting from household products as well as industrial products and processes. He is skilled at uncovering safer alternatives, accident reconstruction and determining the origin and cause of fires and explosions relating to flammable liquids, gases and clothing fires. Mr. Rosen is experienced in product liability issues relative to safety in design, formulation, packaging and handling.

His Professional Certifications include being a nationally certified Professional Chemist and Professional Chemical Engineer. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Forensic Examiners and a Board Certified Forensic Examiner. Mr. Rosen is a Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Engineering and Technology and a nationally certified fire and explosion investigator. He is a past Executive Advisor to the American Board of Forensic Engineering and Technology. As an Adjunct Professor of Chemistry for 15 years, Mr. Rosen trained the senior firefighters of New York City and surrounding cities in a course he designed on Fire Chemistry, Hazardous Chemicals and Fire Extinguishing Methods.
Mr. Rosen has been involved in over 400 forensic litigation cases as well as intellectual property litigation matters. He is well skilled at depositions, preparation of expert reports and attorney support pursuant to litigation strategy.

Litigation Support Experience
In the Forensic Litigation area, Meyer’s technical product litigation experience includes, but is not limited to:
_ Fires & Explosions, Hazardous Chemicals, Household and Industrial Products, Accident Reconstruction, Safety in Design & Formulation, Safer Alternatives, Safety in Packaging and Handling, Chemical Burns & Toxic Exposures, Flammable Fabrics, Chemistry & Chemical Engineering: Product & Process Issues. Intellectual Property Management.
• Fires and Explosions: Origin & Cause; aerosols, drain cleaners, primer/sealers, furnaces, ovens, tire inflators, spontaneous combustion, linseed oil, liquefied gases, lacquers and thinners, solvents, gasoline, fire extinguishers and welding, etc.
• Hazardous Chemicals: Acids, bases, chlorinated solvents, diesel fuel, di-isocyanates, alcohols, formaldehyde, hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans, naphtha, nitrosamines, potassium/sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, vinyl acetate, etc.
• Household & Industrial Products: Adhesives, air fresheners, glues, insecticides, fuels, paints, pesticides, roach sprays, stains, gasoline, windshield washer fluids, brandy, etc.
• Chemical Burns: Drain cleaners, grease strippers, hair removers, refrigerants, ink cleaners, etc.
• Toxic Exposures: Allergic sensitivity, adverse chemical reactions, diesel fume exhaust, enzymes, combustion toxicology, industrial chemicals, and household products.
• Flammable Fabrics: Childrens and adult clothing: cotton, polyester, cotton/polyester blends, nylon, rayon. Industrial clothing fabrics.
• Intellectual Property Management: Patent infringement issues.
Education
M.S. Chemical Engineering: Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (1966). Developed color toners for three- dimensional Xerox process under grant from Naval Weapons Test Laboratory.
B.S. Chemical Engineering: Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (1964).
• John Zink Burner School: burner design, combustion in fired heaters; flare
design & operation, furnace operation (1979).
• Fundamentals of Textiles, Clemson University (1995).
• Flammability of General Wearing Apparel, ASTM, NYC (1998).
• Regulatory Compliance for Flammability of Children’s Sleepwear, ASTM,
NYC (2001).
• National Fire, Arson & Explosion Investigation Training Program,
Sarasota, FL (2001).
• National Seminar on Fire Analysis Litigation, Sarasota, FL (2001)
Professional Experience

Position: Development Scientist
Provided technical support and problem solving for hundreds of accounts on worldwide basis for POLYOX Water Soluble Resin: poly (ethylene oxide).
Professional Experience (continued)