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Traci Kuromoto Sylva · Ph.D. 1991 · Current Position: Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering Department, University of Hawaii · Dissertation: Synthesis and Characterization of New Ternary Transition Metal Zintl Compounds
Debra Alida Odink · Ph.D. 1991 · Current Position: Anthera Pharmaceuticals, Inc · Dissertation: Intercalation Chemistry the Layered YbOCl and YOCl
Ned T. Stetson · Ph.D. 1992 · Current Position: U.S. Department of Energy · Dissertation: The Synthesis and Characterization of Two Structure Types: The Pnictide-Oxides - A2Mn3Pn2O2 (A= Sr, Ba;Pn= P, As, Sb, Bi) and the Filled Skutterudites - BaM4Sb12 (M= Fe, Ru)
Joseph Elmer Sunstrom, IV · Ph.D. 1993 · Current Position: Technical Leader, Materials Research and Development, EaglePicher · Dissertation: A Study of Reduced Titanium Pervoskite Solid Solution: A Search for d1 Superconductor
Andy Axtell · Current Position: Degussa Metals, Catalyst Cerdec Corp.
Kang Song · Ph.D. 1994 · Current Position: Novellus Systems · Dissertation: Intercation Studies of Layered Lanthanide Oxychlorides with Lewis Bases and C60 with metals
Dianna M. Young · Ph.D. 1994 · Current Position: Corning Inc. · Dissertation: Synthesis, Characterization, and Properties of New Transition Metal Zintl Compounds
Stephanie L. Brock · Ph.D. 1995 · Current Position: Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Wayne State University · Dissertation: Synthesis and Structure-Property Relationships of Layered Pnictide and Pnictide Oxide Compounds of Manganese and Zinc sbrock@chem.wayne.edu
Gerald L. Roberts Weatherspoon · Ph.D. 1995 · Current Position: Associate Professor of Chemistry, Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry, George Mason University (http://mason.gmu.edu/~grobert1) · Dissertation: Electrosynthesis of the Superconductor Ba1-xKxBiO3
Mary Elizabeth Wang · M.S. 1995 · Thesis: The Synthesis, Structure and Properties of Eu Containing Compounds
Richard Alan Bley · Ph.D. 1997 · Current Position: Eltron Research and Development, Inc. · Dissertation: The Synthesis and Characterization of Silicon Quantum Dots
Julia Y. Chan · Ph.D. 1998 · Current Position: Associate Professor of Chemistry, Louisiana State University · Dissertation: I. A Novel Synthetic Route to Tantalum and Niobium Carbide II. The Discovery of Colossal Magnetoresistance in a New Family of Zintl Compounds: Eu14MPn11 (M = In, Mn; Pn = Sb, Bi) and Yb14MnPn11 (Pn = Sb, Bi)
Daniel Mayeri · Ph.D. 1999 · Current Position: Intel · Dissertation: Synthesis and Characterization of Silicon Nanoclusters Daniel.Mayeri@intel.com
Boyd Taylor · Ph.D. 1999 · Current Position: NGC · Dissertation: Solution Preparation of Quantum-Confined Germanium Nanoparticles, and Their Characterization
Chung-Sung Yang · Ph.D. 1999 · Current Position: Associate Professor, National Chia Yi University, Taiwan (http://140.130.176.225/chem/teacher_c.asp?id=36) · Dissertation: Recent Advance on the Synthesis and Properties of Group IV Nanoparticles
Shih-Chieh (Kevin) Yin · M.S. 1999 · Current Position: TJ Technologies, A123Systems’ Advanced Research & Government Solutions Division · Dissertation: Solvent and Precursor Effects on the Solution Synthesis of Ge Nanocluster, M.S. 1999
Amy Payne · Ph.D. 2001 · Current Position: Chemistry Instructor, Madison Area Technical College · Dissertation: Eu-M-P (M = Mn, Sn, In) Intermetallics: Synthesis, Crystallography, and Physical Properties
Qi Liu · Postdoc 1999-2000 · Current Position: Chemical Abstracts Services · Dissertation: “Pyrolysis Chemistry of Polycarbosilane Polymer Precursors to Ceramics.” Leonard V. Interrante
Tadashi C. Ozawa · Ph.D. 2001 · Current Position: National Institute for Materials Science, Japan · Dissertation: Synthesis and Physical Property Characterization of Layered Transition Metal Pnictide-Oxide Compounds OZAWA.Tadashi@nims.go.jp
Hyungrak Kim · Ph.D. 2002 · Current Position: Printable Electronics and Displays, Cabot SMP · Dissertation: Structure, Magnetism, and Colossal Magnetoresistance of the Ternary Rare Earth Transition Metal Zintl Compounds
Aaron Holm · Ph.D. 2002 · Current Position: Staff Scientist, Inorganic/Ceramics Group, Tyco Electronics R&D · Dissertation: Bulk and element-specific studies of some complex transition-metal Zintl phases aaron.holm@tycoelectronics.com
Robin S. Tanke · Visiting Scientist, Summer of 2000, 2001, 2002 · Current Position: Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point
Richard Baldwin · Postdoc 2000-2003 · Current Position: UCSD
Eva-Maria Ratai · Postdoc 2000-2002 · Current Position: Assistant in Neuroscience Massachusetts General Hospital / Instructor at Harvard Medical School · Dissertation: Ph.D. 2000. Institute of Physical Chemistry, Muenster, Germany. Dr. Hellmut Eckert
Kathy Pettigrew · Ph.D. 2004 · Current Position: Assistant Professor, George Mason University, Virginia and Surface Chemistry Branch, Naval Research Lab · Dissertation: Solution synthesis and characterization of silicon and silicon/germanium nanoparticles
Susan Verberne Sutton · M.S. 2004 · Current Position: Assistant Professor, Tennessee State University · Thesis: Investigation of Interactions Between Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles and Bacteria
Svilen Bobev · Postdoc 2003-2004 · Current Position: Assistant Professor, University of Delaware (http://www.udel.edu/chem/bobev/) · Dissertation: Ph.D. 2002 with Slavi Sevov (University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN)
Susanthri Pererra · Postdoc 2005-2005 · Current Postion: Evident Technologies · Dissertation: Ph.D. 2003. “Synthesis and Characterization of Transition Metal Pnictide Nanoparticles”. Prof. Stephanie L. Brock
LiYan Wang Postdoc 2004-2005
Chris Chervin · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Surface Chemistry Branch, Naval Research Lab · Dissertation: Aerogel and xerogel synthesis of solid oxide fuel cell materials by an epoxide assisted sol-gel method: Investigating high surface area ceramics for cathode applications cnchervin@gmail.com
Hsiang Wei (Ivy) Chiu · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Intel · Dissertation: Synthesis and Characterization of Ge Nanoparticles for Flexible Thin-Film Photovoltaics
Sung Jin Cho · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Lam Research · Dissertation: Synthesis and Characterization of Core/Shell Structured Magnetic Nanomaterials, Ph. D., 2005
Jiong Jiang · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Brion Technologies, Inc · Dissertation: Structure, Magnetism, and Magnetoresistance jjiang@brion.com
Jing Zou · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Senior Process Engineer, Etch division, Applied Materials · Dissertation: Synthesis of silicon nanoparticles: Size, surface, and functionalization
Ray Carter · Ph.D. 2005 · Current Position: Research Chemist, Center for Environmental Sensing, Boise State University · Dissertation: Synthesis and investigation of silicon nanostructures
Wonyoung Choe · Postdoc 2005-2006 · Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Nebraska in Lincoln (http://chem.unl.edu/choe/) · Dissertation: “Structural Studies on Silver(I) Coordination Networks of Low-symmetry Ligands and on Dysprsium Copper Tellurides”. Prof. Stephen Lee choe2@unlnotes.unl.edu
Mark · Postdoc 2005-2005
Cathie Condron
Xiaoming Zhang · Postdoc 2005-2007 · Current Position: Procter & Gamble · Dissertation: Ph.D. 2005, “Encapsulated Nanoscale Molecular Aggregates as Enhanced Luminophores and Chemical Sensors". Daniel L Akins in City University of New York.
Shizhong Wang · Postdoc 2004-2007 · Current Position: Assistant Project Scientist, Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science, UCD · Dissertation: “Preparation, Reaction mechanism, Fractal growth of Nanomaterials by Gamma-ray Irradiation”. Advisor: Prof. Houwen Xin. Department of Chemical Physics, University of Science & Technology of China (1997). · Previous Experience: o 1997-1999 Postdoc. Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, CAS o 1999-2000 Assoc. Prof. University of Science & Technology of China o 2001-2002 Postdoc in Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology o 2003 Postdoc. California State University at Los Angeles
Shawna Brown · M.S. 2005 · Postgraduate Researcher: Summer 2006-March 2008 · Current Position: Founder, High Merit Thermoelectrics, Inc. (http://highmerit.com/) · Thesis: Thermoelectric investigation of Yb14MSb11 (M = Mn, Zn) and A11Sb10 (A = Ca, Yb)
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Former Group Members |
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Below is a list of former group members, both postocs and graduate students. The most recently departed are listed at the bottom. |