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Professor Aaron Odom
Professor Odom received his BS in Chemistry from Texas Tech University in 1993. He attended graduate school at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After his PhD work with Christopher C. Cummins, he was a postdoctoral associate with Daniel G. Nocera at MIT. He is currently an associate professor at MSU with research interests in metal-ligand multiple bond catalysis of early transistion metal methodologies for C-N and C-C bond formation.
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phone: 517-355-9715 ext. 171
email: odom@cem.msu.edu
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Sanjukta: Graduated from I.I.T. Bombay with a Masters in Chemistry. She is currently working on three component coupling and the synthesis of secondary amines. email: |
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Kapil: Graduated from Indian I.I.T. Mumbai with a Masters in Inorganic Chemistry He is currently working on olefin metathesis and ROMP. email: lokareka@msu.edu |
Steve: Graduated from Lyman Briggs with a Bachelors in Chemical Physics here at Michigan State University. He is currently working on catalyst design and synthesis. email: difranc3@msu.edu |
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Doug: Graduated from Madonna University with a Bachleors in Chemistry. He is currently working on hydroamination catalysis design and synthesis. email: |
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Supriyo: Graduated from I.I.T. Madras, with a Masters in Chemistry. He is currently working on one pot synthesis of heterocycles email: majumde4@msu.edu |
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Eyal: Graduated from the Israeli Institute of Technology, with a Ph.d in Chemistry He is currently working on catalyst design for multi-component coupling email: chbarnea@chemistry.msu.edu |
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Kevin: Will earn a Bachelors in Chemistry in 2008 from MSU He is currently working on asymetric intramolecular hydroamination. email: gipsonk@msu.edu |
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Alumni Jim Ciszewski - EPA Bala Ramanathan - University of Michgan (Melanie Sanford) |
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"Finally, Dr. Odom is getting the royal treatment he deserves." | ||
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Doug gives his input on the group photo. | ||
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Odom Group getting ready for a game of duck-duck-goose! | ||
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Some experiments should never be unsupervised. | ||
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It must be Friday if everyone is smiling this big. | ||