Resume

• 1990

  University of Delaware

  Newark

  Delaware

  My research is in analytical and environmental chemistry. Specifically

  my group uses advanced mass spectrometry techniques to study how nanoparticles are formed in the atmosphere

  and how they influence human health and climate. My group performs both laboratory and field measurements. I teach courses in environmental chemistry

  mass spectrometry

  instrumental analysis and general chemistry.

  Professor

  University of Delaware

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  I developed high resolution fluorescent probes to study solid state chemistry and to quantify lanthanide impurities in solid samples.

  Chemistry

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Bucknell University

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

• 1982

  Murray

  Johnston

  University of Colorado

  Boulder

  Colorado

  I began my professional career on the faculty at the University of Colorado

  Boulder as Assistant/Associate Professor of Chemistry and Fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences.

  Assistant/Associate Professor

  University of Colorado

• 1980

  Northwestern University

  Evanston

  Illinois

  I performed research in surface enhance Raman spectroscopy in Richard Van Duyne's group.

  Postdoctoral Fellow

  Northwestern University

• Research

  Chemistry

  Analytical Chemistry

  Nanoparticles

  Mass Spectrometry

  Johnston