Good luck to Michael Nellist as he defends his thesis for his PhD in Chemistry!
Monday, July 23, 2018
3:30 PM in 110 Willamette
The title of his thesis is “Nanoelectrode AFM probes enable the in-operando measurement of surface potentials during oxygen evolution catalysis”
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Good luck to Lisa Enman as she defends her thesis for her PhD in Chemistry!
Wednesday, June 14, 2018
2 PM in 220 Deschutes Hall
The title of her dissertation is “STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS IN MIXED-METAL OXIDES AND (OXY)HYDROXIDES FOR ENERGY APPLICATIONS”
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Good luck to Emily Reister as she defends her thesis for her PhD in Chemistry!
Thursday, May 24, 2018
11 AM in 301 Deady Hall
The title of her dissertation is “High-throughput Sequencing For investigation of RNA targets of Pt(II) Chemotherapy Drugs”
This summer, Emily will be working as an instructor for the genomics and bioinformatics master’s program for the Knight Institute here at UO.
Good luck to Loni Kringle as she defends her thesis for her PhD in Chemistry!
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 2:00 PM
240 D Willamette Hall
The title of her dissertation is “Local Structure and Dynamics of Exciton-Coupled Cyanine Dimers Labeled in DNA”
Good luck to Samantha Young as she defends her thesis for her PhD in Chemistry!
Monday, May 21, 2018
9:00 AM in 171 Onyx Bridge
The title of her dissertation is “Designing the nanoparticle/electrode interface for improved electrocatalysis”
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Good luck to Justin Barry as he defends his thesis for his PhD in Chemistry!
Friday, May 18, 2018
12PM in 331 Klamath Hall
The title of his dissertation is “The Solvent Cage Effect: Using Microviscosity to Predict the Recombination Efficiency of Geminate Radicals Formed by the Photolysis of the Mo-Mo Bond of Cpʹ2Mo2(CO)6”
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Good luck to Ben Taber as he defends his thesis for his PhD in Chemistry!
Friday, May 11, 2018
2:00 PM in 110 Willamette
The title of his dissertation is “Real-Space Visualization of Organic Molecular Electronic Structure: Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Spectroscopy”
After graduating, Ben will start a post-doc position at the University of California-Irvine in the group of Ara Apkarian, where he will combine scanning probe microscopy with ultrafast non-linear optical microscopy to interrogate, in real-time, individual molecules with atomic spatial resolution.
Good luck to Mike Spinner as he defends his thesis for his PhD in Chemistry!
Friday, May 4, 2018
2:00 PM in 110 Willamette
The title of his defense is “Identifying and characterizing novel mechanisms in the establishment and maintenance of synapses in Drosophila”
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