Dr. Hollebone's 35 years of scientific research has focused on the prediction of geometries and reactivities of inorganic and bioinorganic systems through the interpretation of spectroscopic evidence. He has undertaken basic research into the theory of absorption and magnetic circular dichroism, infrared, visible and ultraviolet spectroscopy.

Dr. Hollebone's work has resulted in 79 refereed papers addressing a variety of scientific issues, and 3 others are currently under peer review. He has been invited to participate in over 64 events around the world as a conference presenter and speaker. He was awarded a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from University College in London in 1963 in addition to his B.Sc. (Honors) in Chemistry from Carleton University. He continues to work with a number of Masters, Doctoral and Post-Doctoral students through his work at the University.

Dr. Hollebone is named inventor in a number of patents that factor into EcoVu's products, and is committed to the continued discovery and advancement of scientific concepts. His depth of understanding of both chemistry and physics guides EcoVu's research and development efforts.