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Bergens, Steve H
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Associate Professor |
CATALYSIS. Design and study of chiral ligands, chiral organometallic catalysts and enantioselective catalytic transformations; mechanisms, origins of catalytic enantioselection; applied electrochemistry, synthesis of supported electrocatalysts as compounds of fuel cells.
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Bundle, David R
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Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY; BIOCHEMISTRY. Carbohydrate chemistry and immunochemistry; synthetic carbohydrate chemistry applied to structure of oligosaccharides bound to antibodies; molecular recognition, antibody structures and thermodynamics of binding.
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Campbell, Robert E
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Assistant Professor |
BIOORGANIC CHEMISTRY; BIOANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Protein engineering and the construction of molecular tools for the manipulation and visualization of biochemistry in live cells.
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Cavell, Ronald G
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Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY; CHEMICAL PHYSICS. Synthesis and application of new heterobifunctional ligands based on phosphorus; chemistry of volatile fluorophosphorus compounds; x-ray and UV (synchrotron) photoelectron spectroscopy of inorganic and organometallic compounds; SIMS studies of surface characterization.
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Clive, Derrick L J
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Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Synthesis of biologically important natural products; development of new synthetic methods, especially processes based on radical cyclization.
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Cowie, Martin
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Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Metal-metal cooperativity effects in binuclear and small cluster complexes, mixed-metal complexes; chemical and x-ray structural studies. |
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Green, John-Bruce D
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Assistant Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Research is centered on the creation and characterization of molecular-scale interfacial architectures, along with the decoration of those structures with functional molecules. |
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Haber, Joel
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Assistant Professor |
INORGANIC MATERIALS CHEMISTRY. Projects range from the rational design and synthesis of nanostructured materials and devices to the efficient empirical optimization of semiconductor heterojunction devices using combinatorial methods.
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Hall, Dennis
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Associate Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY; BIOORGANIC AND COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY. Organic synthesis; organoboron chemistry; stereocontrolled reaction methodology; solid-phase synthesis; artificial biopolymers; chemical biology.
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Harrison, Jed D
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Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Development of the lab-on-a-chip concept using silicon chip technology is investigated as a chemical modification of the electrode/polymer/solution interface for use with ion selective and redox based electrodes in biological fluids.
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Hindsgaul, Ole
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Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Carbohydrate Chemistry: Application of synthetic carbohydrates to problems in cell biology, combinatorial chemistry. |
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Horlick, Gary
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Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Development, characterization, and application of new systems for elemental analysis; inductively coupled plasma optical and mass spectrometry; electrospray mass spectrometry; spectrochemical measurement systems.
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Jäger, Wolfgang
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Associate Professor |
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. Application of molecular beam techniques and pulsed excitation-emission spectroscopic methods for the study of weak intermolecular interactions.
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Jordan, Robert B
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Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Kinetics and mechanisms of hydrolysis and electron transfer reactions of transition metal ion complexes; rates of ligand exchange reactions by NMR line broadening, and pulsed techniques.
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Klassen, John
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Assistant Professor |
BIOPHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Bio-physical gas-phase ion chemistry, mass spectrometry of proteins, DNA and complex oligosaccharides, Fourier transform mass spectrometry. |
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Klobukowski, Mariusz
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Professor |
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. Basis sets for molecular structure calculations, electronic structure of atoms and molecules relativistic effects in atoms and molecules development and applications of effective core potentials. |
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Kotovych, George
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Professor |
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY.High-field NMR techniques are applied to the conformational analysis of peptides, with special emphasis of bradykinin agonists and antagonists, and bradykinin peptidomimetics.
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Le, Chris X
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Adjunct Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY.Chemical speciation of trace elements; affinity capillary electrophoresis; laser-induced fluorescence polarization; exposure and metabolism of arsenic species; assay for DNA damage and repair; biomarkers; hyphenated chromatography-atomic spectrometry techniques.
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Li, Liang
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Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Protein Mass Spectrometry; proteomics; proteome display and analysis; characterization of protein-ligand interactions; analyzing post-translational modifications; polymer mass spectrometry. |
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Loppnow, Glen R
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Associate Professor |
BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY; ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY.Time- and frequency-resolved absorption, fluorescence, IR and Raman Spectroscopy; excited-state processes in biological systems; development, characterization and analytical applications of molecular spectroscopy; photoinduced molecular and biomolecular dynamics; photoinduced charge- and electron-transfer.
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Lowary, Todd L
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Associate Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.Synthetic organic, carbohydrate and bioorganic chemistry, NMR computational chemistry.
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Lucy, Charles A
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Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Seeking an understanding of the physico-chemical behavior underlying techniques such as capillary electrophoresis, ion chromatography and flow injection analysis.
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Mar, Arthur
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Associate Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Synthesis, structural chemistry, bonding, and properties of inorganic solids, especially chalcogenides and pnictides. |
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McDermott, Mark T
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Assistant Professor |
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; INTERFACIAL CHEMISTRY. Investigations are focused on elucidating the influence of molecular-scale surface structure on electrode reactivity and biomolecule adsorption using scanning probe microscopy, FTIR and electrochemical techniques. Other studies are aimed at the chemical mapping of polymer interfaces.
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Palcic, Monica M
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Professor |
Our research is in the area of mechanistic enzymology with a goal of obtaining a detailed description, on the molecular level, of enzyme reactions. Two different types of enzyme are currently under investigation, amine oxidases and enzymes involved in oligosaccharide biosynthesis, both glycosyltransferases and glycosidases. Complex carbohydrates covalently linked to proteins and lipids are found on virtually all mammalian cell surfaces. These molecules are biosynthesized by glycosyltransferases that catalyze the sequential addition of a monosaccharide unit from an activated nucleotide donor to an acceptor. While changes in the structures of cell surface carbohydrates occur in both normal and aberrant cellular development, the underlying biological significance of these changes is unclear. To better understand the functional role of cell surface carbohydrates, our research is directed towards the design and evaluation of inhibitors of glycosyltransferases and glycosidases on purified enzymes and cell culture systems and developing improved assays, primarily capillary electrophoresis methods. This requires enzymatic synthesis of oligosaccharides for biological evaluations as shown below.
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Roy, Pierre-Nicholas
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Assistant Professor |
COMPUTATIONAL AND THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY. Study of the quantum dynamics and statistical mechanics of systems of interest in physical chemistry.
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Stryker, Jeffrey M
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Professor |
ORGANOMETALLIC AND ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Transition metal organometallic chemistry; synthesis, structure and reactivity of organometallic complexes; catalysis; development of stoichiometric and catalytic methodology for organic synthesis; novel reaction processes.
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Takats, Josef
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Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Organometallic synthesis; activation of small molecules on homo and heterobimetallic complexes; reactivity of coordinated ligands; organometallic photochemistry; dynamic NMR spectroscopy; pyrazolylborate complexes of the f-elements. |
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Tykwinski, Rik R
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Associate Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE. Design, synthesis and study of conjugated organic molecules and polymers; nonlinear optical measurements; application of organic materials to photonics and electronics.
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Vederas, John C
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Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Enzyme stereochemistry and mechanism, amino acid metabolism; peptide antibiotics; development of new biophysical methods for metabolic studies; design of new medicinal agents based on enzyme inactivation; polyketide biosynthesis; synthesis of amino acids.
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Veinot, Jonathan G C
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Assistant Professor |
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE. Application of inorganic and organometallic chemistry to the development of a rational approach to the design, synthesis, and characterization of novel metal containing polymeric and nanophased materials with applications in the electronic, electro-optic, catalytic, and biomedical sectors.
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Wasylishen, Roderick E
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Professor |
NMR SPECTROSCOPY. Applications of modern multinuclear NMR techniques to study molecular structure and dynamics of solid materials.
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West, Frederick G
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Professor |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Synthesis of biologically important natural and unnatural products; new synthetic methods utilizing domino processes; synthetic photochemistry; asymmetric catalysis; drug delivery.
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Wong, Charles S
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Assistant Professor |
ENVIRONMENTAL/ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. Environmental organic chemistry; bioaccumulation and bioavailability of persistent pollutants; environmental fate and effects of chiral xenobiotic compounds and chemicals of emerging concern; food web pollutant dynamics; environmental analytical methods development. |
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Xu, Yunjie
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Assistant Professor |
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. Cavity ring down spectroscopy of homochiral and heterochiral diasteromers, ab initio studies of chiral recognition interaction surfaces, vibrational circular dichroism of chiral molecules. |
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