Several highlights of Dr. Barry’s career are provided. While serving as an Editor and Senior Technical Writer for Clarkson’s Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP), she received 21 consecutive APEX Awards for Publication Excellence (1996-2016). She had her own TV Series (Sensational Science) with Edwards Productions in Massena that aired for two years. Also, she was acting President for a small private university in Malaysia. When Prof Barry served as a Chemical Consultant at the Corning plant in Canton, she prepared one of the world’s first Hazard Communication and Training Programs required by OSHA. This work is published in the journal of Environmental Health. Barry, Dana. “Hazard Communication and Training: A Prototype,” Journal of Environmental Health, 50, 18 (July/August 1987). Prof Barry has about 400 academic publications that relate to her research on a variety of topics including Science and Creative Education, STEM and Information Communication Technology, Space Exploration, Virtual Reality, Biofilms, COVID-19, Viruses, etc.

Dr. Barry was an invited speaker at the International KRIS 2023 Conference held in Tokyo during the month of March. Her talk was titled Viral Behaviors on Materials’ Surfaces. In addition, she gave a presentation about Activities for Creative Education at NIT (KOSEN) Suzuka College. Professor Takashi Kusaka served as her translator. She also received support from the college President, Professor Motomu Takeshige.

Dr. Dana Barry is a Research Professor in Clarkson’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and works part time at SUNY Canton. She has numerous awards and publications to her name. She has served as a Visiting Professor overseas many times. Also, Dr. Barry has five graduate degrees including those from Osaka University in Japan, Clarkson University, and SUNY Potsdam.