Biography

Ms. Cara Bondi is currently working as R&D Manager, Consumer Science, Research & Development at Seventh Generation Inc., Burlington, Vermont. She has completed her M.Sc. in Cell and Molecular Biology from Cleveland State University, USA. She has extensive experience in Managing and growing teams and programs, Technical strategy Development, Claims Development/support, and Litigation support. Previously she was appointed as Clinical Scientist, Skin Care Science and Technology Group Research and Development Department at GOJO Industries, Inc./ PURELL, Administrator at Institutional Research Review Board, Program Coordinator and Clinical Research Coordinator at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, and Research Assistant II at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland., Ohio. She was received Living Our Values Award, and Finance Award from Seventh Generation, Inc. She has published 6 research articles in journals 1 book chapter, 14 poster presentations contributed as author/co-author.

Area of Interest:

Molecular Sciences

100%

Bone Marrow Transplantation

62%

Leukemia

90%

Lymphoma

75%

Military Medicine

55%

Research Publications in Numbers

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Selected Publications

Bondi, C.A.M., 2011. Applying the precautionary principle to consumer household cleaning product development. J. Cleaner Prod., 19: 429-437.
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Edmonds, S.L., C.A.M. Bondi, C. Beausoleil, T. Eastman, J.A. Arbogast and D.R. Macinga, 2010. Susceptibility of hospital‐associated, community‐associated and laboratory MRSA strains to common antimicrobial hand hygiene products. Can. J. Infect. Control, 25: 224-230.
Mott, P., B. Sisk, J. Arbogast, C. Ferrazzano‐Yuassy, C.A.M. Bondi and J. Sheehan, 2007. Alcohol‐based hand sanitizer use in military settings: A prospective cohort study of army basic trainees. Military Med., 172: 1170-1176.
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Dever, J.A. and C.A.M. Bondi, 2004. Effects of vacuum ultraviolet radiation of various wavelength ranges on Teflon® FEP film. High Perform. Polym., 16: 289-301.