Ph. D. in Chemistry from California Institute of Technology with Professor H. B. Gray. (1975)
Thesis work involved optical, magnetic, and kinetic studies of metal proteins and model systems.
B.A. in Chemistry from Northwestern University (1969)
Undergraduate work with Professor B.M. Hoffman on NMR studies in nucleotides.
Auburn University at Montgomery :
Professor of Chemistry at Auburn University at Montgomery (1990-present), Associate Professor (1984-1990), Assistant Professor (1979-1984).
University of Wisconsin :
Research has involved spectral studies of organometallic complexes and of metal-nucleotide complexes.
Visiting Research Fellow with Professor W.W. Cleland at the University of Wisconsin (Summers 1980-1997, Spring 1993).
Research work has involved the use of HPLC and other chromatographic techniques in the study of metal-nucleotide complexes.
Research Associate with Professor W.H. Orme-Johnson at the University of Wisconsin (1976-1979).
Research project involved the use of EPR, Mossbauer, and chemical techniques to study the enzymes of nitrogen fixation.
University of Southern California :
Research Fellow with Professor P.J. Stephens and M.D. Kamen at the University of Southern California (1975-1976).
Research work used magnetic circular dichroism to study metal proteins and model systems.
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