Chemistry Faculty Seminar Offerings

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Carmela Amato-Wierda, Associate Professor

Chemistry, Materials Science

(603) 862-2526

carmela.amato-wierda@unh.edu

 

 

Aylin Aykanat, Assistant Professor

Organic Chemistry

aa1615@unh.edu

Advancing Organic-Inorganic Framework Materials through Molecular Engineering: Enhancing Drug Delivery and Environmental Remediation with Self-Assembled Functional Structures

Christopher F. Bauer, Professor
Ph.D., 1979, Colorado State University

Chemistry Education Research

(603) 862-3619
chris.bauer@unh.edu

Identifying at-risk students in chemistry through motivational and attitude assessment
Curriculum and assessment research for chemistry education

Erik Berda, Professor and Chair
Ph.D., 2008, University of Florida

Organic and Polymer Chemistry
Materials Science

(603) 862-1762
erik.berda@uh.edu

Macromolecular building blocks through single-chain origami: Nature's design in synthetic materials

Christine Caputo, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., 2009, University of Western Ontario

Inorganic Chemistry

(603) 862-1788
christine.caputo@unh.edu

Photocatalysis of solar fuels using host-guest strategies
 
Photocatalysis with black phosphorus and carbon nitride materials
 
Carbon dots for sunscreen applications

Anyin Li, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., 2014 Chemistry, Purdue University

Analytical Chemistry

(603) 862-2457
anyin.li@unh.edu

Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry in the femto Regimes and New Opportunities for Biomolecule Analysis

Gonghu Li, Professor
Ph.D., 2005, University of Iowa

Physical Chemistry
Materials Science

(603) 862-0607
gonghu.li@unh.edu

Solar Fuel Generation by Carbon Dioxide Reduction using Single Atom Photocatalysts

Glen Miller, Professor
Ph.D., 1991, Clarkson University

Organic Chemistry
Materials Science

 

SHINING LIGHT ON SMALL MOLECULE ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS WITH VANISHINGLY SMALL BAND GAPS

Roy P. Planalp, Associate Professor
Ph.D., 1983, University of California-Berkeley

Medicinal and Environmental Inorganic Chemistry

(603) 862-2471 
roy.planalp@unh.edu

IRON'S IN THE FIRE OF FERROPTOSIS: DETECTION OF REDOX IN PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH
 
BIOCOMPATIBLE AGENTS TO SEQUESTER LEAD 
Ph.D., Chemistry, University of Notre Dame
 

Organic Chemistry

(603) 862-2697
Methodology and Natural Product Syntheses using the Zinc Carbenoid-mediate Homologation Reaction