Kevin D. Young is affiliated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, with specific attention to biomedical engineering, food science, endocrinology, ecology, and electrical and electronic engineering.
The scientist's recent publications cover specialized topics in biotechnology and analytical methods. These include:
Kevin D. Young collaborates frequently with several researchers, including Matthew M. Champion and Norman J. Dovic̀hi, each coauthoring two papers with Young. Other coauthors include Colleen R. Eade, Timothy W. Wallen, and Claire E. Gates.
The scientist has published in journals with a focus on chemical biology, analytical techniques, and chemical analysis, among which are:
Their work intersects multiple main topics, including:
Kevin D. Young's research integrates microfluidic technologies, capillary electrophoresis, and microbial interaction studies, emphasizing the use of innovative material and engineering techniques in biomedical applications and food science contexts. This multidisciplinary approach spans both fundamental biological insights and applied technological development.
Kevin D. Young
Sylvia A. Denome;Pamela K. Elf;Thomas A. Henderson;David E. Nelson
S A Denome;C Oldfield;L J Nash;K D Young
Kevin D Young
Wallace F. Marshall;Kevin D. Young;Matthew Swaffer;Elizabeth Wood
S A Denome;D C Stanley;E S Olson;K D Young
Gang Li;Kevin D. Young
Sylvia A. Denome;Edwin S. Olson;Kevin D. Young
David L Popham;Kevin D Young
David E. Nelson;Kevin D. Young
David E. Nelson;Kevin D. Young
Kevin D. Young
W. D. Roof;S. M. Horne;K. D. Young;Ry Young
Kevin D. Young
Richa Priyadarshini;Miguel A. de Pedro;Kevin D. Young
Claude V. Gallant;Craig Daniels;Jacqueline M. Leung;Anindya S. Ghosh
Denise Maratea;Kevin Young;Ry Young
Miguel A. de Pedro;Kevin D. Young;Joachim-Volker Höltje;Heinz Schwarz
T A Henderson;K D Young;S A Denome;P K Elf
Richa Priyadarshini;David L. Popham;Kevin D. Young
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
If you’re considering a career in biology, biochemistry, or a related healthcare field, there are many flexible online degree options available. An online biology bachelor's degree is a popular pathway, offering a solid foundation for roles in research, laboratory work, or even teaching. For those interested in nutrition and its impact on health, online nutrition degrees provide specialized knowledge with the convenience of remote study.
Aspiring nurses have access to accredited online nursing programs, which deliver essential clinical skills and foundational science education. If you're currently a medical assistant and want to advance your career, a ma to lpn bridge program online can make the transition into practical nursing more accessible.
With the increasing availability of online programs, you can tailor your education to fit your schedule and long-term goals. Whether you aim to work in healthcare, research, or nutrition, these online degrees open pathways to diverse and rewarding careers.
North Carolina State University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Texas State University
University of California, Santa Cruz
Henan University
Carnegie Institution for Science
University of Western Australia
Imperial College London
University of Coimbra
University of Arizona
University of Central Florida
University of Ferrara
University of Rochester Medical Center
University of Oslo
Yale University
Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology
