Christiansen, Mike - Utah State University - Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

个人简介

PhD, Organic Chemistry, Brigham Young University, Provo UT, April 2010. Dissertation title: “The Asymmetric Phase-Transfer Catalyzed Alkylation of Imidazolyl Ketones and Aryl Acetates and Their Applications to Total Synthesis.”  BS, Chemistry (cum laude), Utah State University, Logan UT (GPA 3.55), May 2004 AWARDS AND AFFILIATIONS  2009-2010 BYU Research Presentation Award  2008-2009 Telford and Frank Woolley Memorial Research Award  2008-2009 Charles E. and Margaret P. Maw Fellowship  2008-2009 BYU Research Presentation Award  2008 American Chemical Society Spring Research Conference Top Presenter Award  2007-2008 Garth L. Lee Award  2007-2008 Roland K. Robins Graduate Research Fellowship  2007 BYU Cancer Research Center Fellowship  2006 BYU Cancer Research Center Fellowship  American Chemical Society member (February 2008 – present)

研究领域

Mike has over 10 years of research experience, which includes a PhD in organic chemistry from Brigham Young University and postdoctoral work in biosynthetic investigation. His research program centers on methodological development and total synthesis with a focus on transition metal chemistry. Mike’s passion is teaching, which he strives to do in a way that makes chemistry accessible. Instead of baffling students with technical jargon that they haven’t yet fully assimilated, he tailors his lessons to make chemistry fun, enjoyable, and applicable to real life. Chemistry is a fundamental science devoted to studying the near-infinite number of physical interactions that occur all around and inside of us. This field is essential for anyone interested in pursuing scientific, engineering, or medical careers. Organic chemists, in particular, are the scientists in charge of inventing new medicines. With proper accreditation, students with bachelor’s degrees in chemistry can enjoy lucrative careers as industry researchers or public educators. Chemists who have more advanced degrees can teach in community colleges or universities, or they can work as industry research leaders, business professionals, patent attorneys, or political advisors.

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