Jen has set up a group facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/599271933454991/
This is for current and also past members. Please go there and request to join if you haven’t already received an invite 😀
Also, if you are friends with any other ex-group members, please pass on this info
Thank you Jen
Jenna (PhD candidate, Kerton group) is contributing pieces to the RSC journal blogs. Today, her short summary of North’s paper on novel Al complexes for carbon dioxide activation was published. You can find it here.
More information on the application process and grad studies in chemistry at Memorial Univ. can be found on this departmental site.
If any questions aren’t answered there, drop Fran or Chris a line
Dr. Kozak and Dr. Kerton have both had papers accepted during the holidays for a forthcoming special issue of the RSC journal Catalysis Science & Technology. This issue will focus on the important topic of conversion of carbon dioxide into value-added organics, which is guest edited by Arjan Kleij, a world leader in this area from the Institut Català d’Investigació Química, Tarragona, Spain.
Dr. Kerton is also a co-author on a paper published by Prof. Ning Yan at the National University of Singapore, which is about the direct conversion of chitin into a N-containing furan (3A5AF).
Congratulations to all the co-authors on these papers!
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Photo of Jenna at work in the Green Chemistry & Catalysis Group
Welcome back to our students and welcome to Jen Murphy (co-supervised by Kelly Hawboldt, Engineering) and Shafaet Chowdhury who are beginning their grad studies this January.
It was a pleasant surprise to come across the photo of Jenna (above) on the Faculty of Science facebook page.
Happy New Year all!
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News article on Group alum, Marcus Drover
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Jenna (PhD Candidate, Kerton group) has written a short piece about an article on green solvents for metathesis and this has been published on the Green Chemistry blog.
Congratulations Jenna
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A simple method for determining Chirality of amines – thank you to another blogger who posted this 🙂
Green Chemistry @ MUN 