Materials Chemistry Program: Interface of Chemistry and Material Science
The materials chemistry efforts involve research to develop advanced materials for optical computing, photonics, lasers, chemical sensors and arrays, new materials for controlled drug release, the separation sciences, artificial implants, and nanochemistry.
Faculty Members and their topics
Click on image for full size slide- Frank Bright (Sensors, Arrays, Biomaterials)
- Stan Bruckenstein (Electrochemistry & Electroactive Polymers)
- Luis Colón (Materials for Separations)
- Phil Coppens (Crystallography)
- Mike Detty (IR Dyes & Dendrimers)
- Joe Gardella (Materials Surface Chemistry, Polymers, Thin Films)
- Jim Garvey (Gas Phase Chemistry)
- Bing Gong (Molecular Solids, Self-assembling System)
- Jerry Keister (Organometallics)
- George Nancollas (Biomaterials)
- Paras Prasad (Photonics, Biophotonics, Lasers)
- Javid Rzayev (Polymers)
- Troy Wood (Conducting Polymers)