Fellowship Awardees for 2012-2013
Michael Joseph Ardolino
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Essay: Beyond the Lanthanides: Recent Developments in Late Transition Metal-Catalyzed Asymmetric Hydroamination. View EssayBiographical Information: He is currently a fourth year student working with Professor James P. Morken to develop new catalytic methodologies for the enantioselective manipulation of allylic and related systems.Undergrad: Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, BA Chemistry |
Adam Goetz
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Essay: o-Benzyne: A Versatile Tool For Heterocycle Synthesis View EssayBiographical Information: Adam is currently a 4th year graduate student working with Prof. Neil Garg on understanding and controlling selectivity in reactions of heterocyclic arynes.Undergrad: Carleton College, BA Chemistry |
Aaron T. Herrmann
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Essay: C-H Activation: Amination of Unactivated sp3 C-H Bonds View EssayBiographical Information: Aaron is currently a 4th year student in Armen Zakarian’s laboratory working on a diversity oriented approach to the synthesis of Nuphar Alkaloids.Undergrad: University of Wisconsin, Madison, BS Chemistry and Biochemistry |
Jeffrey C. Holder
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Essay: Bond forming reaction sequences of palladium carbenoids View EssayBiographical Information: Jeff Holder is currently a 4th year graduate student working with Prof. Brian Stoltz on the development of palladium-catalyzed asymmetric conjugate addition reactions and their application in total synthesis.Undergrad: Harvard University, AB Chemistry |
Alison Metz
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Essay: Recent Advances in Asymmetric Hydrogen-Bonding Organocatalysis Involving Anion Stabilization: Following in Nature’s Footsteps View EssayBiographical Information: She is currently a 4th year student working with Prof. Marisa Kozlowski studying the identification and synthesis of novel hydrogen-bonding catalysts.Undergrad: The Pennsylvania State University, BS Chemistry |
Rebecca Murphy
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Essay: Amine Directed Hydroboration: Methodology and Synthetic Application View EssayBiographical Information: She is currently a 4th year student working with Prof. Richmond Sarpong on the synthesis of compounds within the Lycopodium alkaloid class of natural products.Undergrad: University of Rochester, BS Chemistry |
John Duy Nguyen
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Essay: Recent Synthetic Applications of Neutral Organic Electron Donors View EssayBiographical Information: John is currently a 4th year graduate student working in Prof. Corey Stephenson’s laboratory investigating the use of visible light to mildly and selectivity generate carbon-centered radicals.Undergrad: University of California, Irvine, BS Chemistry |
Bradley D. RoseSponsor: Troyansky Fellowship |
Essay: Recent Advances in Kekulé Polycyclic Conjugated Hydrocarbon Biradicals View EssayBiographical Information: He is a 4th year student in Prof. Michael M. Haley’s laboratory working on the development of highly conjugated organic molecules for use in organic electronics.Undergrad: Illinois State University, BS Chemistry |
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