Enthalpy's expertise in the analysis of chemical constituents found in cigarette smoke includes tar, nicotine, and CO, as well as phenols, carbonyls and aldehydes, aromatic amines, polyaromatic hydrocarbons, nitrosamines, and various other volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds.
Gene Gillman is Enthalpy's laboratory director. Dr. Gillman has considerable experience investigating the constituents and chemistry of tobacco smoke, and in developing and validating relevant LC, LC-MS, GC-MS and biological based test methods. He brings experience from both a cigarette manufacturing and a tobacco testing CRO perspective. In his most recent position, he was the laboratory manager of an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory specializing in qualitative and quantitative analysis of tobacco smoke. Dr. Gillman has worked with domestic and international study groups and trade organizations. Education: Ph.D. Chemistry, Wake Forest University; B.S. Chemistry, Appalachian State University
