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2009-2010 Research Advisors
Analytical Division

 

Professor Research Topics Current Undergraduates Enrolled in Chemistry 49900
Ji-Xin Cheng

(jcheng@purdue.edu)

 I. Biological Imaging With Advanced Optical Microscopy

II. Nanophotonics and Nanomedicine

  
R. Graham Cooks*

(cooks@purdue.edu)

 I. Miniature Mass Spectrometers

II. Physical Organic Chemistry in the Gas Phase

 Celine Bland
Hilkka Kenttamaa

(hilkka@purdue.edu)

 Mass Spectrometry Dane De Sutter
Ryan Eismin
Andre Koop
Shivani Daiya
Chengde Mao

(mao@purdue.edu)

 Functional DNA Nanotechnology Nicholas Reed
Hsiang Su
Scott A. McLuckey

(mcluckey@purdue.edu)

 I. Chemistry of Isolated Polymer Ions

II. Bio-Ion Chemistry

  
Greg Michalski

(gmichalski@purdue.edu)

 I. Environmental Chemistry; Air Pollution & Water Pollution

II. Analytical Chemistry; Mass Spectrometry

 Christa Dahman
Dan McMahon
Andrew Shrum
Daniel Raftery*

(raftery@purdue.edu)

 I. Early Disease Detection

II. Solar Powered Hydrogen Production

III. Bioanalytical NMR

 Shelli Cone
Heather Heilipstedt
Sara Henkens
Mia Kim
Addy Shipley
Fred E. Regnier

(fregnier@purdue.edu)

   Elaheh Kamali
Paul Shepson*

(pshepson@purdue.edu)

 I. Development of Methods for Aircraft-Based Atmospheric Measurements

II. Study of Snowflake Morphology and Chemical Composition

III. Atmospheric Organic Nitrogen and Climate Change

 Jordan Elliot
Arisa Iwasaki
Benjamin Nault
Tennie Renkens
Garth Simpson

(gsimpson@purdue.edu)

 Non-Linear Optics Ryan Davis
Nicholas Ingram
Kevin Jacobs
Tony Ren
Nikolai R. Skrynnikov

(nikolai@purdue.edu)

   Nathan Benjamin
W. Andy Tao

(watao@purdue.edu)

 I. Nanopolymers for Functional Proteomics

II. Biological Mass Spectrometry

  

*These faculty members are willing to take students in other majors such as math or computer science.

Updated 3/4/09