Applied Solution Chemistry & Botanical Systems Science
ACADEMIA
Bruce is a chemist, entrepreneur, and clean-technology innovator whose career spans science, sustainability, finance, and applied research.
Bruce graduated with a BSc (1977) & MSc (1980) - Solution Chemistry from Simon Fraser University, Burnaby British Columbia, Canada.
Bruce completed the Canadian Securities Course (CSC) from the Canadian Securities Institute in 1990 and studied the US Series 7 Securities Course.
During his career, Bruce has authored seven scientific manuscripts published in peer-reviewed journals including → two published in 2025 and a scientific presentation published in 2026.
Background and Personal Motivation
A lifelong athlete and wellness enthusiast, I have long believed in the role of movement and applied science in supporting healthy living.
From completing the Vancouver Marathon in 1981 and logging over 2,500 miles annually for three consecutive years of endurance training, to achieving Top 10 provincial Open-level ranking in racquetball and a C-ranking in tennis in 1997, I bring the same discipline and persistence to nutritional formulation and scientific inquiry.
In practice, I integrate solution chemistry, botanical ingredients, and whole-food preparation to develop nutrient-rich formulations designed to support metabolic balance, vitality, and healthy aging. These approaches are informed by peer-reviewed research and grounded in sustainable, evidence-based methodology.
My current work focuses on the → Science Behind Botanical Juices & Soups for Healthy Aging and in my case, De-aging.
The mission is simple: turn rigorous science into actionable insight that improves human and environmental outcomes.
| CREDITS |
Dodge City 2004
During 2008–2009, Bruce, as Managing Partner of Deacon Publishing and Film Production, LLC, acquired the film rights from Stephen C. Shaver, author of the published novel DODGE CITY 2004. Serving as Executive Producer, Bruce coordinated multiple writers to develop the manuscript for a full-length independent feature screenplay Dodge City 2004 (runtime: 2 hours and 10 minutes), registered with the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW Registry No. 1336579) and published under ISBN-10: 0615129196; ISBN-13: 978-0615129198.
In addition, Bruce worked closely with the Director Doug Raine and the Unit Production Manager (UPM) to prepare the short-form production budget. Bruce successfully raised the required USD $453,000 through the sale of New Mexico Film Office Tax Credits and secured supplemental financing commitments from a retirement fund for $USD 10 million to support production of the independent feature film, until development was ultimately halted by the Great Recession.
| Moli Energy Ltd. |
Between 1980 - 1987, Bruce spent seven years with Moli Energy Limited (MoLi®) - a start-up company now → E-One MOLICEL® as a Chemist pioneering electrolyte research for the world’s first rechargeable lithium molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) intercalation battery technology then two years as Marketing Director.
As Marketing Director, Bruce secured the company first externally funded R&D contract from the U.S. Military (Fort Monmouth Division, New York) to develop a lightweight 12-volt DC portable lithium battery pack to replace the heavy and inefficient lead-acid systems used in field radio communications. An engineering feat successfully accomplished as the AC/DC conversion chip circuitry had to fit inside one of the battery pack D-cells.
Bruce supported Moli Energy’s 1990 public listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) which culminated in a record CAD $25 million technology financing—the largest of its kind on the TSX at that time—advancing cleaner, more efficient rechargeable lithium battery technology.
In 1986, Bruce and Moli Energy Ltd. team members were distinguished with the Canada Awards for Excellence -Category - Invention presented by the Governor General of Canada - Edward Schreyer.
