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Education:
- Ph.D. in Chemistry, Princeton University 2001
Dissertation: Photochemistry and Spectroscopy of Trinuclear
Transition Metal Mixed-Valence Complexes. Advisor: Andrew B. Bocarsly.
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M.S. in Chemistry, Northwestern University 1997
- B.S. in Chemistry, Haverford College 1996
- Professional appointments
- 2004-present - Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
University at Buffalo
- 2001-2004 - Postdoctoral fellow, Johns Hopkins
University. Advisor: Gerald J. Meyer
- Awards
- 2007 - National Science Foundation CAREER Award
- 2005 - James D. Watson Investigator Award, New York
State Office of Science, Technology, and Academic Research (NYSTAR)
- 2000 - International Precious Metals Institute
Graduate Student Award
- 1997 - L. Carroll King Award for A-Level Teaching,
Northwestern University
- 1996 - American Institute of Chemists Student Award
- 1996 - Lyman Beecher Hall Prize in Chemistry,
Haverford College
- Courses taught at the University at Buffalo
- Chemistry 102: General Chemistry; Spring 2006, Spring 2008
- Chemistry 322: Advanced Inorganic
Chemistry II (laboratory); Spring 2007 (co-taught 50%)
- Chemistry 503: Inorganic Chemistry for Graduate
Students; Fall 2004-2006, Fall 2007 (co-taught 50%)
- Chemistry 504: Physical Methods in
Inorganic Chemistry; Spring 2007 (co-taught 50%)
- Chemistry 510: Inorganic Materials Chemistry; Spring 2008 (co-taught 50%)
- Publications: click here.
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