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Students-GraduateJohn Parai
John graduated with a BS in Chemical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University in 2002. He returned to academia in late 2005 and is pursuing a Doctoral degree. His main interests include creation of complex catalytic nanostructures using laser deposition. Personal WebpageEmail: john.parai@wustl.edu Xiaolin Zheng
Xiaolin is currently a second year graduate student in the HKPCL laboratory. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 2005. Her current research interests are working on single particle experiments as characterized by the TAP (temporal analysis of products) reactor system. Email: xz3@cec.wustl.eduEugene Redekop
Eugene earned both BS and MS degrees from the Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia, Moscow in March, 2006. Eugene's research interests include Mathematical modeling of heterogeneous catalytic processes. Email: er2@cec.wustl.eduStudents-UndergraduateJoe Swisher
Joe is scheduled to finish his undergraduate degree in 2007
and is currently applying to graduate schools. Joe's main
research interests include fabrication of transition metal
nanoparticles which can be further deposited onto innert and/or active
substrates. Ana Brjetchkova
Ana is in the BS/MS program graduating in May 2007 with both
BS and
MS in Chemical Engineering. She has recently joined the HKPCL and
is actively involved in with single particle experiments. Adam Grimm
Adam is an undergraduate student. Email: atg1@cec.wustl.eduYoonsung Han
Yoonsung is an undergraduate student. Email: yh2@cec.wustl.eduJeff Packer
Jeff is an undergraduate student. Email: jbp4@cec.wustl.eduAmy Vukovich
Amy is an undergraduate student. Email: ajv1@cec.wustl.eduZachary Wegmann
Zachary is an undergraduate student. Email: zjw2@cec.wustl.edu |
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