About Us
Why Choose Us
Because your work demands
precision your lab wear should too.
Efficient Protection
Patent pending textile technology tested for chemical resistance with advanced nanofiber protection.
Elevated Comfort
Tailored fit and breathable design engineered for long laboratory hours without compromise.
Exclusive Fashion
Professional, stylish PPE that promotes confidence and inclusivity in STEM environments.
MEMs began with a simple idea
Born in the lab, Started with a vision...
Monneah’s Engineered Materials was born out of a simple but powerful idea: scientists deserve professional wear that works as hard as they do. Founded by scientists, for scientists, MEMs creates premium lab apparel that blends safety, durability, and style.
Monneah’s Engineered Materials is guided by three core values: Efficient Protection, Elevated Comfort, and Exclusive Fashion. These principles show up in everything from the design of their PPE to the youth programming they support.
“Our motto, Evolve, Empower, Encourage…, isn’t just branding. It’s a promise that everyone deserves to feel confident and protected in any space.”
Quote from the CEO MS.Clinton
Meet Our Team
Our people are our greatest strength.
Aalliyeh Clinton CEO/Founder
Aalliyeh Clinton is a Material Science Engineer, entrepreneur, and STEM advocate from Baltimore, Maryland. She developed a passion for science early, attending Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, where she participated in Project Lead the Way, a rigorous STEM program. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Morgan State University and will begin her MSE in Material Science & Engineering at Johns Hopkins University in Fall 2025 through the Co-op Nano-Biotechnology Program.
In August 2022, Aalliyeh founded Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC, an advanced textile manufacturing company specializing in sustainable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for STEM professionals. She has developed a patent-pending material, secured a trademark, and partnered with three life science companies. She has also collaborated with Early Charm Ventures to bring her innovations to market and has raised over $30,000 in non-dilutive funding. Recognized as a RealLIST Startup in Baltimore 2025, she was also featured on a Times Square Billboard 2025.
Committed to STEM education, she founded Cool Nerds on the Rise, impacting over 300 students. She has exhibited at BEYA STEM, HBCU Universe Summit, and the UNCF Better Future Event and showcased her PPE prototype at the Minority Made to Wear Fashion Show.
In August 2022, Aalliyeh founded Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC, an advanced textile manufacturing company specializing in sustainable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for STEM professionals. She has developed a patent-pending material, secured a trademark, and partnered with three life science companies. She has also collaborated with Early Charm Ventures to bring her innovations to market and has raised over $30,000 in non-dilutive funding. Recognized as a RealLIST Startup in Baltimore 2025, she was also featured on a Times Square Billboard 2025.
Committed to STEM education, she founded Cool Nerds on the Rise, impacting over 300 students. She has exhibited at BEYA STEM, HBCU Universe Summit, and the UNCF Better Future Event and showcased her PPE prototype at the Minority Made to Wear Fashion Show.
Shawn Lee-Clinton Executive Assistant
Shawn Lee Clinton is a business professional with over 20 years of experience in business management, accounting, and customer relations. Her expertise lies in driving operational efficiency, financial accuracy, and strategic problem-solving. Holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Coppin State University, Shawn has developed a strong foundation in financial operations, leadership, and process optimization. Her background enables her to enhance productivity and implement innovative business solutions.
As a Senior Accounting Coordinator, Shawn has spent 15 years managing financial processes, ensuring compliance, and training employees to maintain excellence in financial operations and customer service. A natural problem solver, she consistently seeks ways to improve workflows, optimize efficiency, and drive business success. In addition to her corporate role, Shawn serves as the Executive Assistant for Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC supporting the company’s mission to revolutionize protective lab wear. Her leadership contributes to business development, operational strategy, and brand growth.
As a Senior Accounting Coordinator, Shawn has spent 15 years managing financial processes, ensuring compliance, and training employees to maintain excellence in financial operations and customer service. A natural problem solver, she consistently seeks ways to improve workflows, optimize efficiency, and drive business success. In addition to her corporate role, Shawn serves as the Executive Assistant for Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC supporting the company’s mission to revolutionize protective lab wear. Her leadership contributes to business development, operational strategy, and brand growth.
Siri Lakshmana Reddy Yeresimi
Data Communication intern
Siri is a data scientist passionate about combining analytical precision with creative innovation. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Data Science at the University of Maryland, where her work focuses on turning data into meaningful insights that support science and sustainability.
With a background in computer science and practical experience in machine learning, data visualization, and automation, Siri contributes to the data and research initiatives at Monneah’s Engineered Materials (MemDefense), supporting projects that connect protective technology with real-world impact.
Her work reflects a belief that data-driven solutions can bridge engineering and design to build a more sustainable, intelligent future.
With a background in computer science and practical experience in machine learning, data visualization, and automation, Siri contributes to the data and research initiatives at Monneah’s Engineered Materials (MemDefense), supporting projects that connect protective technology with real-world impact.
Her work reflects a belief that data-driven solutions can bridge engineering and design to build a more sustainable, intelligent future.