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He began his career at Southern Research in [[1976]] and came to specialize in the development of controlled release of pharmaceuticals through microencapsulation. His group was spun off as [[Brookwood Pharmaceuticals]] in [[2005]], which is now a division of Evonik. | He began his career at Southern Research in [[1976]] and came to specialize in the development of controlled release of pharmaceuticals through microencapsulation. His group was spun off as [[Brookwood Pharmaceuticals]] in [[2005]], which is now a division of Evonik. | ||
Love retired in June [[2023]]. | Love retired in June [[2023]]. That year a resource group for Black employees at Evonik commissioned a painting by Kenneth Scott Jr of New Orleans, Louisiana entitled "Black Resilience – Innovation in the Midst of Resistance." which honors Love and portrays him alongside [[George Washington Carver]], [[Percy Julian]], Charles Drew, Alma Hayden, and Marie Maynard Daly. The painting toured Evonik facilities across the Eastern United States during that year before going on permanent exhibit in the lobby of the company's laboratory on [[Lakeshore Parkway]]. | ||
In retirement, Love has served as a trainer for the non-profit [[E3 Solutions]], which was founded by his wife [[Debra Love|Debra]] in [[2015]]. | |||
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* Crenshaw, Solomon Jr (March 3, 2023) "Meet the Birmingham-area Chemist Who Found the Formula for Medical Innovation." {{BT}} | * Crenshaw, Solomon Jr (March 3, 2023) "[https://www.birminghamtimes.com/2023/03/meet-the-birmingham-area-chemist-who-found-the-formula-for-medical-innovation/ Meet the Birmingham-area Chemist Who Found the Formula for Medical Innovation]." {{BT}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:14, 1 March 2024
Darryl Love (born c. 1953 in Mississippi) is a former research chemist at Southern Research and senior scientist at Evonik Birmingham Laboratories.
Love grew up in Indianola, Mississippi and graduated from Gentry High School. He earned his bachelor of science in chemistry at Dillard University in New Orleans, Louisiana and came to Birmingham for additional study at UAB.
He began his career at Southern Research in 1976 and came to specialize in the development of controlled release of pharmaceuticals through microencapsulation. His group was spun off as Brookwood Pharmaceuticals in 2005, which is now a division of Evonik.
Love retired in June 2023. That year a resource group for Black employees at Evonik commissioned a painting by Kenneth Scott Jr of New Orleans, Louisiana entitled "Black Resilience – Innovation in the Midst of Resistance." which honors Love and portrays him alongside George Washington Carver, Percy Julian, Charles Drew, Alma Hayden, and Marie Maynard Daly. The painting toured Evonik facilities across the Eastern United States during that year before going on permanent exhibit in the lobby of the company's laboratory on Lakeshore Parkway.
In retirement, Love has served as a trainer for the non-profit E3 Solutions, which was founded by his wife Debra in 2015.
References
- Crenshaw, Solomon Jr (March 3, 2023) "Meet the Birmingham-area Chemist Who Found the Formula for Medical Innovation." The Birmingham Times