Our Mission…
to design, optimize and bring into widespread use a portfolio of high-performing, cost-competitive, and easy-to-use construction and infrastructure materials with dramatically improved human and environmental safety profiles.
James Babcock,
chief executive officer for Collaborative Aggregates LLC
Collaborative Aggregates LLC formed in late 2014 to commercialize the Green Chemistry construction products and infrastructure materials formulated by the Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry. Collaborative Aggregates LLC is part of the Cthulhu Ventures portfolio of companies as is Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry. James Babcock, chief executive officer for Collaborative Aggregates remains involved in the venture-capital activities of the closely held Cthulhu Ventures based in Mill Valley, California. James Babcock relies on Mark McCollough, vice president & general manager in the day to day management of Collaborative Aggregates. James and Mark maintain office space at the Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry lab and office facility in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Dr. John Warner,
founder of the Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry
Dr. John Warner and Jim Babcock established the Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry in 2007. Warner Babcock Institute is a for-profit invention factory that designs and develops functional, cost-effective and sustainable technology solutions across all industries that are touched by chemistry. Construction-related chemical technologies invented at Warner Babcock Institute are moved forward to field development and commercialization by Collaborative Aggregates LLC. The Warner Babcock team supports Collaborative Aggregates LLC with Delta S® and Delta Mist® asphalt rejuvenator product adoption by the road & bridge construction and maintenance stakeholders.
A second product technology that Warner Babcock has invented under the Collaborative Aggregates umbrella is a formaldehyde-and isocyanate-free adhesive resin system designed for use in a variety of engineered wood products.
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