Dr. rer. nat. Technische Universität Braunschweig
University Research Professor Awarded 2013

Research topics in the Bodwell group include the synthesis and study of nonplanar aromatic compounds, cyclophanes, designed pi systems and heteroaromatic natural products.

PhD Dalhousie University

We work on the development of new techniques for rapid and sensitive analysis of aquatic environmental pollutants. We are mainly focused on methods that exploit multi-dimensional selectivity using molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) coupled with desorption ionization mass spectrometry methods. 

PhD McMaster University

My research group aims to develop the diagnostic utility of advanced imaging techniques, such as high-resolution magic angle spinning magnetic resonance spectroscopy, using experimental animal models of neurodevelopmental and pregnancy disorders.

PhD Queen's University

Energetics, reactions, and structures of gaseous ions and self-assembled complexes of metal cations with amino-acids, peptides, and DNA bases. Laser Spectrosocpy. FT-ICR Mass Spectrometry.

PhD University of Western Ontario

My research interests revolve around the development of modern synthetic methods (ex. C-H activation, photoredox reactions, radical processes) and the application of these methods toward the synthesis of highly sought after bioactive natural products (ex. alkaloids, terpenes, and polyketides).

PhD University of Manitoba

PhD McMaster University

The identities of most environmental toxicants and their role in causing chronic disease are unknown. Our research aims to bridge this gap through the development and application of novel nontargeted mass spectrometry techniques and sophisticated computational tools.

PhD Simon Fraser University

Research in the Katz group focus on using porous materials with emphasis on hypothesis-based research towards modern day challenges in chemical storage, chemical separations, and catalysis (to name a few).

PhD University of Sussex

We research environmentally-friendly chemical processes including catalysis, transformations of biomass and carbon dioxide, and green polymers. Students develop multidisciplinary chemistry skills.

PhD University of British Columbia

We synthesize homogeneous catalysts containing earth-abundant metals for transformations of carbon dioxide, synthesis of green polymers, and applications in carbon-carbon and carbon-heteroatom bond-forming reactions.

PhD Cornell University

Multiscale materials with applications from optoelectronic sensors, to antifouling coatings and tissue scaffolds; hybrid scanning probe techniques applied to biological tissue imaging and analysis.

PhD University of Alberta

My research interests are mainly in the area of asymmetric organic synthesis, asymmetric organocatalysis and metal-based catalysis, natural product synthesis, diversity oriented synthesis and medicinal chemistry.

PhD Memorial University

PhD University of Georgia
Canada Research Chair in Chemistry of the Ocean and Atmosphere

Research focuses on the biogeochemistry of organic matter in the world’s oceans. Application of novel experimental approaches and use combinations of analytical tools to better understand carbon cycling in marine systems.

PhD Western

We develop new ionic liquids and plastic crystal substrates with embedded nanoparticles for use as soft probes for high resolution electrochemical (bio)sensing and imaging. We use scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) for kinetic, thermodynamic, and mechanistic analysis employing both solid solution electrodes and immiscible liquid-liquid interfaces.

PhD York University

Our research focuses on solar energy conversion to fuels using molecular based artificial photosynthetic devices. The success of creating such devices requires a fundamental understanding of excited states through structure/electronic structure relationships. A variety of static and time-resolved laser spectroscopic methods.

PhD University of Alberta

Design and synthesis of redox-active pi-conjugated molecules and functionalized nanocarbon materials for application in advanced optoelectronic materials and devices.

Ph. D. Memorial University
Adjunt appointment from University of Jordan

My research interests include different computational study areas of reaction mechanisms and factors that influence selectivity in a chemical reaction using a wide range of techniques. Investigating systems related to DNA damage and repair and spontaneous mutations. Molecular dynamics simulations of a protein associated with psoriasis disease.

Dr. rer. nat. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Adjunt appointment from Cape Breton University

PhD University de Montreal
Adjunct appointment from Fisheries and Oceans Canada

PhD Virginia Tech
Adjunct appointment from Cape Breton University

The MacQuarrie group interests are in organically tailored heterogeneous materials from locally produced renewable biochar and ordered silicas for use in nanotechnology, materials science, and fine chemical synthesis.

PhD, Dalhousie University
Cross-appointed from the Ocean Science Centre

Research is at the intersection of chemistry and biology on aquatic lipids with an emphasis on nutritional and biomarker compounds in food webs and aquaculture.

PhD Cornell University
Cross-appointed from the Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography

Solid-state chemistry, electrochemical synthesis, archaeological science, magnetic materials, optoelectronic materials, biomaterials, vibrational spectroscopy, surface chemistry.

Ph.D. University of Ottawa
Associate Professor at Carleton University

Computational chemistry.

PhD Keele University
Adjunct appointment from C-CART

As a NMR Spectroscopist, I am actively involved in collaborative research requiring solution, solid or micro-imaging NMR, with an incline towards solid-state applied to materials.

PhD Trent University
Cross-appointed from Grenfell Campus

PhD University of Toronto
Guy Warwick Rogers Chair in Chemistry at York University

Research in Cora Young's group examines many aspects of environmental chemistry. We use and develop state-of-the-science analytical techniques to characterize chemicals, their sources, and their fates in the environment.

PhD University of British Columbia

PhD Dalhousie University

PhD McGill University

PhD National University of Ireland

PhD Queen's University

DPhil Oxford University

PhD Rensselaer

PhD University of Budapest
DSc University of Saskatchewan

DPhil Oxford University
University Research Professor Awarded 2005

PhD University of Toronto
University Research Professor Awarded 2012

PhD University of Manchester