Elom Amoussou-Kepto
Dr. Lindsay Bombalski
Deepan Bose
Victor Browne Jr.
Dr. Andrii Buvailo
Dr. R. Kramer Campen
Aurelie Chenel
Jennifer Clift
Dr. Florent Dauchy
Dr. Nikolay Dementev
Gordon (Cheuk Fai) Chiu
Russ Dudek
Megan Duncan
Habibe Durmaz
Dr. Ali Eftekhari-Bafrooei
Dr. Catherine Faler
Dr. Wayne Feng
Dr. Xue Feng
Julie Fiore
Dr. Vasiliy Fomenko
Roozbeh Ghavami
Prof. Robert Giuliano
Philip Greway
Nicole Haloupek
Sedigheh Hassani
Dr. Yufan He
Dr. Doug Hausner
Dr. Xiaoting Hong
Dr. Cedric Hurth
Dr. Oleksandr Isaienko
Olivier Katz
Dr. Dmitry Kazachkin
Kristi Kehoe
Sean Keuleyan
Dr. Youn-Geun Kim
Dr. Seokjoon Kwon
Dr. Jean-Frédéric Lami
Dr. Guillaume Lamour
Ian Won Law
Hai Thai Le
Dr. Fei Li
Min Liang
Vivian Liu
Dr. Eric McArthur
Dr. Arthur McClelland
Kessler McCoy-Simandle
Fuyuo Nagayama
Tiffany Newsome
Dr. An Ngo
Vu Nguyen
Dr. Satoshi Nihonyanagi
Jennifer O'Patchen
Gwenn Pallier
Dr. Dora Peelen (Bodlaki)
Vivek Prakash
Allison Pymer
Jasmine Ratchford (Ma)
Daniel Ritterbeck
Dr. Kyoungja Seo
Aleksey (Alex) Shubin
Dr. Taro Uematsu
Uduak Udoeyo
Chigoziem
Oguh
Heather Vanselous
Dr. Andy Vidan
Kishwer Vikaas
Prof. Jianguo Wang
Shanshan Wu
Dr. Yangjun Xing
Dr. Tao Ye
Dr. Qunhui Yuan
Baofang Zhao |
eamoussoukpeto[at]hmc.psu.edu
lbombals[at]andrew.cmu.edu
deepan.bose[at]gmail.com
starfoxbetax4[at]yahoo.com
futureintentions[at]gmail.com
campen[at]amolf.nl
aurelie[at]temple.edu
jennifer.clift[at]temple.edu
fdauchy[at]netcourrier.com
dementev[at]temple.edu
gordonchiu[at]temple.edu
r.dudek[at]comcast.net
megdunc[at]gmail.com
hdurmaz[at]temple.edu
eftekhar[at]temple.edu
catherine.a.faler[at]exxonmobil.com
wenguo.feng[at]us.mwhglobal.com
fengxue_2002[at]yahoo.com
Julie.Fiore[at]colorado.edu
vfomenko[at]landauerinc.com
roozbeh.ghavami[at]temple.edu
robert.giuliano[at]villanova.edu
philip.greway[at]temple.edu
empur[at]temple.edu
sadeghs[at]temple.edu
yufan[at]temple.edu
dugh[at]temple.edu
xiaoting[at]temple.edu
churth[at]email.arizona.edu
isaienko[at]temple.edu
olivier.katz[at]temple.edu
kazachkin[at]gmail.com
kristi.kehoe[at]temple.edu
seank[at]temple.edu
ygkim[at]temple.edu
kongdolee[at]gmail.com
jean.frederic.lami[at]sap.com
lamour99[at]hotmail.com
ianlaw[at]temple.edu
haitle85[at]yahoo.com
fei.li1980[at]gmail.com
min.liang[at]temple.edu
takyan.liu[at]temple.edu
emcarthur75[at]gmail.com
arthurmc[at]umich.edu
kesslerjms[at]hotmail.com
fuyuo20025[at]yahoo.com
Twin2trn[at]aol.com
an_thien_ngo[at]yahoo.ca
tud07594[at]temple.edu
nsatoshi[at]riken.jp
jopatch2[at]sas.upenn.edu
gwenn.pallier[at]institutoptique.fr
d_bodlaki[at]yahoo.com
vivp92[at]yahoo.com
akpymer[at]gmail.com
jyuko[at]mail.ph.utexas.edu
dritterbeck[at]gmail.com
kyoungseo[at]chonbuk.ac.kr
alek.shubin[at]temple.edu
t-uematsu[at]chem.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp
uduak.udoeyo[at]temple.edu
chigoziem.oguh[at]temple.edu
hvanselous[at]temple.edu
vidan[at]fas.harvard.edu
kishwerv[at]temple.edu
jgwang[at]temple.edu
shanshan.wu[at]temple.edu
yangjun.xing[at]gmail.com
tao.ye[at]ucmerced.edu
qunhui[at]temple.edu
baofzhao[at]temple.edu |
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Dr. Lindsay Bombalski
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(lbombals[at]andrew.cmu.edu)
Lindsay is a graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with her PhD in Chemistry. She will work as a post doctorate fellow at the NETL where her position is work in pollutant capture and alternative energies.
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| Dr. Florent Dauchy |
(fdauchy[at]mac.com)
Florent Dauchy recieved his Ph.D. from Cranfield University (UK) in nano and micro technologies under the supervision of Prof. Roger Whatmore and Dr. Rob Dorey.
Florent has been employed by AFM Ltd. a start up spinning out of the Institute of Cancer Research (London)/ Birmingham University/ Dundee Hospital. He was a Research fellow for this project. His role is to find the material properties of submicrons PZT, and to fit and use these properties for biotechnologies. One of his most recient focuses is high frequency ultrasound for cancer cells imaging and biosensors.
Florent is now involved in a full time MBA at Imperial College. Because of its location, this MBA is highly focussed on technologies. He took on a major in Venture Capitalist Finance and Private Equity. He plans on finishing in sept 2011. During his MBA, Florent has set up, with 3 partners, an ultra-portable medical devices start up "Scottson Ltd." The partners involved are Prof. Sandy Cochran (Dundee Uni. UK), Mark Walsh (CEO, PCT Ltd.), Jonathan Marsh (Envision Design). They are now in the process of seeking investment.
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| Megan Duncan |
(megdunc[at]gmail.com)
Megan served as the administrative assistant to the Borguet Group and graduated with a degree in Biochemistry in 2008.
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| Dr. Catherine Faler |
(catherine.a.faler[at]exxonmobil.com)
Catherine Faler did undergraduate research in the Borguet group from 1999 to 2001. She is a co-author on Second Harmonic Generation from Chemically Modified Ge(111) Interfaces. She recently defended her dissertation, "Synthesis and Applications of Cyclopropylamines and Cyclopropanols from a Ti-Mediated Cyclopropanation" She has accepted a research position with ExxonMobil, in their chemical catalysis group in Houston.
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| Dr. Xue Feng |
(fengxue_2002[at]yahoo.com)
Dr. Xue Feng, obtained her PhD in 2005 from Temple University and went on to work as an Environmental and Process Control Analyst at Union Packaging, LLC in Philadelphia. In July, 2007, Xue took a new position as an Environmental Compliance Engineer with Compliance Place.
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| Julie Fiore |
(juliefiore[at]hotmail.com)
Julie was in the Chemical Physics Ph.D program at JILA/University of Colorado. She was also a fellow of the Optical Science and Engineering Program and completing a graduate certificate in Molecular Biophysics. Julie was advised by Dr. David J. Nesbitt for her thesis work in the area of Single-Molecule Biophysics.
Recent Publications:
Fiore et al., Biochemistry, 2009, 48(11), 2550-2558
Fiore et al., Biophysical Journal, 2008, 95(8), 3892-3905
Julie is working on some manuscripts and finishing up some projects - graduation planned in 2010. She is applying to medical schools this summer and will matriculate in August 2011, depending upon her acceptance. She is still pursuing an academic route, but with a slightly re-directed focus as a PhD/MD if everything goes as she hopes.
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| Dr. Vasiliy Fomenko |
(vfomenko[at]landauerinc.com)
Dr. Vasiliy Fomenko, a Borguet Group PhD graduate, accepted a position as Senior Scientist at Landauer, a leader in radiation monitoring. Landauer launched a new research initiative to develop technology for volumetric optical data storage. Dr. Fomenko will use his skills in optics and materials in development of new products.
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| Dr. Cedric Hurth |
(churth[at]email.arizona.edu)
Cedric Hurth spent 2002-2006 in a PhD program at the University of Texas, Austin and in Bordeaux, France. During his time in Austin, Cedric did experimental work on scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) and scanning electrochemical potential microscopy (SECPM) in Allen Bard's electrochemistry laboratory. During his time in Bordeaux, Cedric worked on Atomic Force Microscopy in liquid environments with applications to the study of enzymes (Jean Pierre Aime lab at the CPMOH). Cedric has returned to Dr. Allen Bard's lab at the University of Texas to pursue a short post-doctoral program until the summer of 2006. He is now the postdoctoral research associate for the center of applied nanobioscience at the biodesign institute at Arizona State University.
http://research.cm.utexas.edu/abard/index.html
http://www.cpmoh.u-bordeaux.fr/PagesEquipes/aime/index_frame_fr.html
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| Dr. Dmitry Kazachkin |
(kazachkin[at]gmail.com)
Dmitry joined the Borguet Research group in 2006 to study the chemical properties of carbonaceous materials, such as carbon black, carbide derived carbons and carbon nanotubes.
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| Sean Keuleyan |
(seank[at]temple.edu)
Sean Keuleyan joined the Borguet Group in the summer of 2006, while studying Film and Media Arts at Temple University. Drawn by the allure of Physical Chemistry and the enthusiasm of Prof. Eric Borguet of the Chemistry department, Sean made and carried out plans to complete a double major in Film and Chemistry. Over the next two years, he stayed on with the Borguet group while completing the B.S. Chemistry requirements and setting sights on a graduate degree.
Looking back, Sean had this to say about his last few years at Temple: "Working with Professor Borguet and the students there was truly a life-changing experience. After three years of study at the University, my future changed in the course of several weeks, and solidified over the next two years. My time with the Borguet Group has done much more than given me an experience in research, it has made the transition to graduate school completely transparent, and developed my approach to problems in research and coursework, as well as everyday life. If the past two years have been any indication of what I have to look forward to, then I am extremely excited about the path I have chosen."
Graduated in May 2008, Sean is now studying toward his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry at the University of Chicago and intends to pursue a career in academics, continuing the research and educational practices he's picked up from his time in the Borguet Group.
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| Dr. Seokjoon Kwon |
(kongdolee[at]gmail.com)
Dr. Kwon is currently a research associate in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC).
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| Hai Thai Le |
(haitle85[at]yahoo.com)
Hai graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry at Hartwick College. Upon completing his undergraduate career, Hai wanted to enroll in a graduate program in Chemistry; however, he has not thought of a concentration nor has he decided on any graduate school location.
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| Dr. Eric McArthur |
(emcarthur75[at]gmail.com)
Dr. Eric A. McArthur, formerly an undergraduate researcher in the Borguet laboratory from 2000-2003, successfully defended his dissertation on July 22, 2008. Eric's dissertation work "Time-Resolved Second Harmonic Generation Studies at Aqueous Liquid Interfaces" investigated molecular photophysics and photochemstry in theses unique environments. The research was carried out under the guidance of Professor Ken Eisenthal at Columbia University in New York City.
As an undergraduate in the Borguet group, Eric helped to develop Fluorescence Labeling of Surface Species (FLOSS) and co-author two papers using the technique. Eric found his time in the Borguet group to be an impelling experience that has positively impacted his academic endeavors. The experience inspired him to pursue graduate research in the area of spectroscopy and surface science.
He began work as a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University in the Weiss lab. At Northwestern Eric will be studying the physical chemistry of semiconductor quantum dots, quantum dot-organic complexes, and other nanostructures. His research will have impacts on Energy and Environmental industries.
Weiss Lab -
http://webapps3.wcas.northwestern.edu/weiss/home
Eisenthal Lab -
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/chemistry/fac-bios/eisenthal/group/index.html
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| Dr. Arthur McClelland |
(artmcclelland[at]gmail.com)
Arthur McClelland received his PhD in Applied Physics from the University of Michigan in 2009 from Dr. Zhan Chen's group. He is currently a Postdoc in Dr. Paul Champion's group at Northeastern University. He is studying the green fluorescent protein excited state proton transfer mechanism and barriers with various types of spectroscopy including Raman, vibrational coherence spectroscopy, and two color pump probe. It is a very interesting system and he is enjoying his work immensely.
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| Kessler McCoy-Simandle |
(kesslerjms[at]hotmail.com )
Kessler McCoy Simandle currently attends Northwestern University School of Medicine in the integrated graduate program. Kessler is pursuing a degree in Microbiology and Immunology.
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| Tiffany Newsome |
(Twin2trn[at]aol.com)
Tiffany Newsome graduated from Bennett College for Women with her Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. She then attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where she did research. She graduated in 2007 and intended to work in the industry after graduation.
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| Dr. Satoshi Nihonyanagi |
(nsatoshi[at]riken.jp)
Dr. Satoshi received his B.S. and Ph.D. from Hokkaido University in Japan. He will continue his research at the RIKEN Institute (Molecular spectroscopy lab) in Japan where he will focus on fourth order nonlinear optical experiment of interfaces.
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| Dr. An Thien Ngo |
(an_thien_ngo[at]yahoo.ca)
As of January 4th Dr. Ngo will be in Ottawa, Ontario as a postdoctoral fellow with Dr. Linda Johnston at the National Research Council / University of Ottawa. Her research will focus on how drugs such as alcohol modify the fluidity, structure, and organization of the cell membrane, to understand why these modifications affect the signaling behavior of certain ion channel proteins. Ion channel dysfunction in damaged membranes plays a pivotal role in pathologies associated with traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Accounting for membrane fluidity will help to treat these pathologies by improving the targeting of dysfunctional ion channels.
She has also launched a miniconference for the discussion of science and policy issues affecting Quebec. Its inaugural edition took place on October 7, 2010. The project is now in the hands of the new organizing team and the Post-Graduate Students' Society of McGill. The second edition will take place September 2011 in Montreal.
An successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation on December 8th, 2010. Her work with Prof. Gonzalo Cosa at McGill created luminescent nanostructures involving the anionic light-emitting poly(phenylene vinylene) MPS-PPV in complex with lipid vesicles or silica beads, towards applications in biological sensing.
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| Jennifer O'Patchen |
(jopatch2[at]sas.upenn.edu)
Jennifer O'Patchen attended Colorado State University pursuing her PhD. She is currently doing research for the Levinger group observing solvation dynamics using fluorescence up-conversion experiments. |
| Allison Pymer |
(akpymer[at]gmail.com)
Allison graduated with her B.S. in Chemistry from Temple University in May 2008. She began her adventures in the Ph.D. program at the University of California, Berkeley, researching with a group in the Physical Chemistry Division of the College of Chemistry. Barring any unforeseen natural disasters during the next few years, Allison plans on enjoying the locally-grown produce and excellent weather that the region has to offer.
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| Jasmine Ratchford (Ma) |
(jyuko[at]mail.ph.utexas.edu)
Jasmine is trying to finish up her Ph.D. thesis on neutrino oscillations (and is currently on her 4th year at UT Austin). Donna Naples at the U. Pittsburgh works on the same
experiment. It should be an interesting time in particle physics, what with the LHC turning on. She got married in August 2009 to another physics graduate student there. He works with quatum dots/lasers/AFM, so it's nice to be able to understand one of those things relatively well.
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| Dr. Kyoungja Seo |
(kyoungseo[at]chonbuk.ac.kr)
Dr. Kyoungja Seo received her B.S. and Ph.D. from Chonbuk National University in Korea. Dr. Seo will continue her research at the National Creative Research Institute (Center for Smart Molecular Memory) in electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) in Korea where she will focus on STM studies of molecular memory. http://www.etri.kr
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| Dr. Taro Uematsu |
(t-uematsu[at]chem.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp)
Taro is working as the Asst. Professor in Prof. Kuwabata's group in Japan. This gives him a chance to continue and brush up on his work with semiconducting materials. Also, he is working on ionic liquids from the aspect of electrochemistry, with help from Dr. Tsuda who had been working with Dr. Hussey at University of Mississippi.
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| Dr. Andy Vidan |
(vidan[at]fas.harvard.edu)
Dr. Andy Vidan is currently a member of the Technical Staff in the Lincoln Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Andy did undergraduate research with the Borguet Group.
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| Kishwer Vikaas |
(kishwerv[at]temple.edu)
Kishwer graduated from Temple University in January 2007. After graduation, where she was the College of Liberal Arts commencement speaker, Kishwer enrolled at Temple Law School.
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| Dr. Tao Ye |
(tao.ye[at]ucmerced.edu)
Dr. Tao Ye took a faculty position as an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Merced.
http://faculty.ucmerced.edu/tye/index.html
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| Dr. Qunhui Yuan |
(qunhui[at]temple.edu)
Qun-hui joined the Borguet Group in November 2008. Her research focused on SPM study of nano-scale self-assembly behavior and dynamics at solid-liquid interfaces and Acoustic Wave Sensors.
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