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William Price
Ph:+61 2 42213509
Location: 18 102a
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Electro functional Materials based on Inherently Conducting Polymers
Analysis of phytoestrogens, their health benefits and environmental effects
Nanotechnology
Food Analysis and Processing
Dynamic Properties and Structure in Fluids
Oz Aquarec Project Archive
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Physical Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Food Chemistry
General Chemistry
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| Professors |
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Nick Dixon
Ph:+61 2 42214346
Location: 18.G10
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Protein structure and function
Protein-protein interactions in large dynamic molecular machines
The bacterial DNA replication machinery as a target for antibacterial drugs
New technologies for protein chemistry
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David Griffith
Ph:+61 2 42213515
Location: 18.217
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Carbon cycle and climate
Atmospheric remote sensing
Greenhouse impacts of agriculture
Biosphere -atmosphere exchange of trace gases
Isotopic analysis of atmospheric trace gases
FTIR spectroscopy applications to atmospheric chemistry
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Physical chemistry
Spectroscopy
Atmospheric Chemistry
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Leon Kane-Maguire
Ph:+61 2 42213559
Location: 41a.272
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The Use of Chiral Electrically Conducting Polymers
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Nanotechnology
Polymers
Food chemistry
First Year Chemistry
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David Officer
davido@uow.edu.au
Ph: + 61 2 42214698
Location: 18.221
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Development and application of functionalised conducting polymers and carbon nanotubes
Synthesis and use of porphyrins (artificial chlorophyll) in solar cells
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Stephen Pyne
Ph:+61 2 42213511
Location: 18 121
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New methods for the asymmetric synthesis of bioactive molecules.
The total synthesis of bioactive natural products.
Natural Products Chemistry.
Fullerene chemistry.
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Organic Chemistry
Organic synthesis
Organic spectroscopy
Organic stereochemistry
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Gordon Wallace
Ph:+61 2 42213319
Location: 41A 264
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Intelligent Polymer Research
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| Associate Professors |
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Paul Keller
Ph:+61 2 42214692
Location: 18.222
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Computer-Aided Molecular Modelling of Drug-Protein Interactions
Medicinal Chemistry
Synthetic Bio-Organic Chemistry
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Medicinal Chemistry
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Stephen Ralph
Ph:+61 2 42214286
Location: 18 226
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Bio-inorganic chemistry
Supramolecular chemistry
Conducting Polymers
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First Year Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Advanced materials & nanotechnology
Medicinal Chemistry
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Stephen Wilson
Ph:+61 2 42213505
Location: 18 224
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Atmospheric Chemistry,
especially UVB,
aerosol optical depth, greenhouse gas emissions,
isotopic signatures of greenhouse gases
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Atmospheric Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
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| Senior Lecturers |
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Dr Jenny Beck
Ph:+61 2 42214177
Location: 18.103
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Metalloenzymes: structure, function, mechanism
Applications of electrospray ionisation mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) to study interactions between biomolecules
Nonenzymatic post-translational modifications of proteins: effects of drug administration, aging and metabolic disease.
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Biochemistry and food chemistry
- emphasizing the advantages of multidisciplinary approaches in research (biochemistry and chemistry).
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Dr Stephen Blanksby
Ph:+61 2 42215484
Location: 18.223
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Gas Phase Ion-Molecule Chemistry
Free radical chemistry
Application of mass spectrometry to lipid analysis
Reactivity of organic peroxides
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Analytical Chemistry
Molecular Structure & Spectroscopy
Organic Chemistry
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Dr Carolyn Dillon
Ph:+61 2 42214930
Location: 18.129
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Bioinorganic Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
Synchrotron Microprobe
Electron Microscopy
Environmental Analytical Chemistry
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Food Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
General Chemistry
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Dr Dianne Jolley
Ph:+61 2 42213516
Location: 18.125
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Analytical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
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First Year Chemistry
Environmental and Analytical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Instrumental Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry - Toxicology module
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Dr Garry Mockler
Ph:+61 2 42213514
Location: 18 218
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Bioinorganic Chemistry
Model compounds of copper proteins. |
First year Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
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Dr Marc in het Panhuis
panhuis@uow.edu.au
Ph: +61 2 4221 3155
Location: 18.130
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Polymers, surfactants and carbon nanotubes
Multi-functional and Intelligent Materials
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Nanotechnology
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| Lecturers |
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Dr Melanie Cameron
mcameron@uow.edu.au
Ph. +61 2 42213365 Location:18.128
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Study of Molecular Dynamics
Molecular beam-TOF experiments
High Resolution UV-Vis Spectroscopy
Ab-initio quantum calculations
Atmospheric Chemistry
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Chemistry
Loftus Campus
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Dr Michael Kelso
mkelso@uow.edu.au
Ph:+61 2 42215085
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Medicinal Chemistry
Drug design and synthesis
Anti-cancer and anti-microbial drug discovery
Asymmetric synthesis
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Organic Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
Pharmacology
Food Chemistry
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Dr Glennys O'Brien
Ph:+61 2 42213072
Location: 18.112
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Environmental chemistry
- water and sediment chemistry
- trace metals in sediments
- water and sediment quality
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First year Chemistry
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Dr Danielle Skropeta
Ph:+61 2 42214376
Location: 18.213
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Marine Natural Products
Carbohydrate Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
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First year Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Organic Spectroscopy
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Dr Adam Trevitt
adamt@uow.edu.au
Ph: +61 2 42215545
Location: 18.126 |
Radical-Neutral gas phase chemistry
Biodiesel-fuel combustion chemistry
Chemistry of extraterrestrial atmospheres (Titan)
Synchrotron photoionization mass spectrometry
Single microparticle/microdroplet laser-based characterisation
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Physical Chemistry
Spectroscopy
Environmental and Analytical Chemistry
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| Postgraduate Tutor ( Associate Lecturer) |
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Dr Yoke Berry
yoke@uow.edu.au
Ph: +61 2 42213281
Location: 41.341
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Part-time tutor to assist coursework postgraduate students |
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| Honorary Principal Research Fellow |
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John Bremner
Ph:+61 2 42214255
Location: 18 123
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Medicinal chemistry
Synthetic heterocyclic chemistry
Natural products chemistry
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Margaret Sheil
Ph:+61 2 42213509
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Biological Mass Spectrometry |
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Audrey Wilson
Ph:+61 2 4221 5065
Location: 18.114
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Chemical Education
Aspects of learning and teaching in chemistry and how these can be made more effective
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