RMIL is directed by
Robert K. Lantz, Ph.D. and
Patricia L. Sulik, Ph.D.
RMIL is directed by
Robert K. Lantz, Ph.D. and
Patricia L. Sulik, Ph.D.
Dr. Lantz received his B.Sc. from the University
of Michigan, his M.T. (ASCP) from Charity Hospital at New Orleans, and
his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from Michigan State University. His scientific
publications encompass a great range of subjects, including drug metabolism,
analytical technique optimization, pharmacokinetic modeling, and
HPLC/MS/MS
of drugs. He has over thirty years' experience in hospital, clinical
research, pharmaceutical industry, and academic environments. He has testified
in courts throughout the country and before the United States Sentencing
Commission. He is a member of the Society of Forensic Toxicologists, the
American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and the American Association of
Pharmaceutical Scientists. He also developed the first hormonal pregnancy
test for
camelids
(llama, camels, alpaca, guanaco, etc.).
Dr. Sulik received her B.Sc. from Michigan
State University and her Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from Colorado State
University. Her research interests and publications include drug metabolism,
chromatography, spectroscopy, SEM/EDX analysis of gunshot residue, and
drug assay development. She has been employed in both academic and industrial
environments and has testified as an expert in Federal, and state, and
military courts in the US and in Europe. Dr. Sulik's professional
activities have included serving as the Conference Chair for the Rocky
Mountain Conference on Analytical Chemistry and as the Chair of the RMC
Pharmaceutical Analysis Symposium. She is a member of the American Chemical
Society, the Society for Applied Spectroscopy, the Society of Forensic
Toxicologists, and other professional organizations.
Dr. Lantz and Dr. Sulik gave an invited presentation on the
practical aspects of LCMS analysis to the Society of Forensic Toxicologists
(October, 2007). We also have two new publications on the LCMS analysis of
antibiotics in milk, and Dr. Sulik was recently invited to present discussions
on the errors inherent in alcohol measurements. Dr. Lantz also was invited
to present a discussion of the synthetic cannabinoid alternatives at the
American Chemical Society National Meeting (2011).
Rocky Mountain Instrumental Laboratories
970-266-8108 Ft. Collins, CO
108 Coronado Ct.
Ft. Collins, CO 80525
303-530-1169 Denver - Boulder
LAST UPDATE: 16 APRIL 2012