Experts

Our Researchers

The research program is led by our founding researcher.

Founding researcher

Founding researcher.

Georgia A. Clubb

Georgia A. Clubb

Advanced Scorpion Specialist · Founder, Barrier Integrity Science™

Georgia A. Clubb is the founding researcher behind Barrier Integrity Science™, the framework her Tempe practice describes as uniting building performance, entomology, material chemistry and airflow physics. A third-generation Arizonan, she came to the field from a career in corporate healthcare finance, administration and medical equipment research, and founded Seal Out Scorpions, where the framework is applied through Building Performance Sealing™ and the Pest Barrier Integrity System. Her long-run record of scorpion activity across the Phoenix Valley anchors the research program behind this site.

Credentials & certifications

  • Advanced Scorpion Specialist
  • Founder, Barrier Integrity Science™
  • Founding researcher, Pest Science Group

Research focus

Barrier Integrity Science™ treats the home as a system: building performance, pest biology, and field data read together rather than separately. Georgia's long-run Phoenix activity record is the field evidence behind that approach.

School faculty.

Alongside the research network, cohort instructors teach in the School of Applied Residential Pest Science, leading practitioners through the PSG Coordinated Learning Model while working beside them in the field.

Cohort instructors

Mike Golleher, B.S., BP-A, BP-T

Jeremiah Sourp, QP

Become a contributor.

PSG is opening its network to researchers in pest biology, entomology, urban ecology, and building science.