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Undergraduates
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Benjamin, John
jchb@ku.edu
Mechanistic Basis (2) for CoII(*salen)/Dioxygen Oxidations
Dr. Rich Givens, KU |
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Jones, Lennis
Lennis.jones2@yahoo.com
Conventional production of Terephthalic Acid, economic
and enviornemental comparisons
Dr. Irvin Osborne-Lee, PVAMU
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Kollhoff, Katie
ktk@ku.edu
Environmental and economic assessment of test bed systems
for environmentally beneficial catalytic processes
Dr. Bala Subramaniam, KU |
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McNeir, Jamie
jmcneir@pvamu.edu
Solvent tolerant enzymatic & microbial systems
for biocatalytic transformations
Dr. Michael Gyamareh, PVAMU |
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Rogers, Andrea
andrea-rogers@uiowa.edu
Development of alkene monooxygenase systems for biocatalytic
applications
Dr. Tim Mattes, UI |
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Sebree, Josh
joshsebree@gmail.com
Modeling expansion phase solvents
Dr. Brian Laird, KU |
Graduate Students
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Ahosseini, Azita
hosseini@ku.edu,
(785) 864-1658
Reaction Engineering and Catalysis of Biphasic CO2/Ionic
Liquid Reactions
Dr. Aaron Scurto, KU |
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Bankole, Kehinde
kbankole@pvamu.edu
Solvent tolerant enzymatic & microbial systems for
biocatalytic transformations
Dr. Michael Gyamerah, PVAMU |
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Baksh, Faisal
fbaksh@ku.edu
Dr. RV Chaudhari, KU
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Fang, Jing
jfang@ku.edu, (785)
864-2921
Environmental and economic assessment of test bed systems
for environmentally beneficial catalytic processes
Dr. Bala Subramaniam, KU |
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Ghanta, Madhav
gmadhav@ku.edu
Dr. Bala Subramaniam, KU |
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Gangu, Satya
satyarav@ku.edu
Dr. Laurence Weatherley, KU
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Garikipati, Jana
janardhan-garikipati@uiowa.edu,
(319) 335-2779
Solvent Tolerant Enzyme and Microbial Systems for Biocatalytic
Transformations
Dr. Tonya Peeples, UI |
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Gong, Kening
kening@ku.edu, (785)
864-3963
Adsorption/Desorption Studies on Solid Acid Alkylation
Catalysts in CO2-Expanded Media
Dr. Bala Subramaniam, KU |
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Jevtic, Radmila
rj2@cec.wustl.edu,
(314) 935-4729
Effect of temperature and oxygen concentration on hydrocarbon
oxidation reactions
Dr. Milorad Dudukovic, Dr. Muthanna Al-Dahhan, WUStL |
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Li, Meng
mengli@ku.edu
Dr. Bala Subramaniam |
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Long, Brandon
belong80@hotmail.com
Dr. Javier Guzman, KU |
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Mitchell-Koch, Katie
mitchkt@ku.edu, (785)
864-4204
Dr. Ward Thompson, KU |
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Mueller, Sean
sm2@cec.wustl.edu
Volumetric expansion and phase transition of expanded
solvents
Dr. Muthanna Al-Dahhan, WUStL |
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Nayak, Subramanya
svn1@cec.wustl.edu,
314-225-6850
Solid Acid Catalyzed Alkylation Processes
Dr. Milorad Dudukovic, Dr. Muthanna Al-Dahhan, WUStL |
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Nwosu, Sylvia
nwosu001@ku.edu
Ionic
Liquid Synthesis in Super-Critical Carbon Dioxide
Dr. Aaron Scurto, KU |
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Osorio-Lozada, Antonio
antonio-osorio-lozada@uiowa.edu
Biocatalytic Oxidation of Unfunctionalized Carbons
Utilizing Immobilized Microorganisms
Dr. Horacio Olivo, UI |
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Owens, Carmen
carmen-owens@uiowa.edu
Dr. Tim Mattes, UI |
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Ren, Wei
renw@ku.edu
Phase Equilibrium and Modeling of Biphasic CO2/Ionic
Liquid Reaction Systems
Dr. Aaron Scurto, KU |
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Sherrill, Matthew
Mwampoki@bigfoot.com
Dr. Rubin, KU |
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Stensrud, Ken
nero@ku.edu
Mechanism of oxidation of 2,6-di-tert-butylphenol to 2,6-di-tert-butylbenzoquinone
by Co(salen*) and dioxygen in scCO2 and scCO2-expanded
solvents, Mechanistic Basis (2) for CoII(*salen)/Dioxygen
Oxidations: Part 2
Dr. Rich Givens, KU |
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Thimsen, Elijah
elijah.thimsen@wustl.edu
Dr. Pratim Biswas, WUStL |
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Vorouchilov, Alexander
avorouch@ku.edu, (785) 864-4434
Rational design of highly active recyclable NH-superacids
for ecofriendly solid acid catalysis
Dr. Mikhail Barybin, KU |
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Xie, Zhuanzhuan (Shirley)
xiezz913@mail.ku.edu
Dr. Bala Subramaniam, KU |
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September 8, 2008
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