Tag Archives: Hypervent Iodine
Summer 2007
The Summer of 2007 Saw Dr. French continue as summer FURSCA Director, though for only the first half of the summer. We welcomed two new members to the groups this summer; Teresa Giacomazzi, and William Andert, both who spent 5 … Continue reading
Summer 2006
The Summer of 2006 was the final year of our current NSF grant and saw Sarah and Shauna travel to Wales to work with Thomas. Shauna continued her project begun at Albion, completing her synthesis and evaluation of her target … Continue reading
Summer 2005
The summer 2005 gave us the opportunity to move into our new Building, Kresge Science Hall, nicknamed “the Bruce” after Bruce Kresge, our major donor for the building, and long-time supporter of Albion College. Three students; Shauna Paradine, Sarah Simmons … Continue reading
Summer 2003 – Summer 2004
Starting in the summer of 2003 I was on sabbatical. I was a Royal Society USA Research Fellow at Cardiff University, working with Thomas Wirth. Craig Streu, ’04, and Joe Heinzelmann, ’04 were in Cardiff during that summer working on … Continue reading
Summer 2002
The Summer of 2002 saw two students, Joe Heinzelmann and Craig Streu working on the synthesis of a new chiral hypervalent reagent. While they were unsuccessful at completing this synthesis due to the unavailability of a reagent (post 9-11) the … Continue reading
Summer 2001
The Summer of 2001 saw Amanda Boye, ’02, travel to the University of Cardiff, in Wales, to work with the Wirth Group (Thomas Wirth had accepted a position there in the fall of 2000). She worked on lactonization reactions with … Continue reading
Summer 2000
The Summer of 2000 saw two students, Danielle Willsie, ’01, and Sarah Burpee, ’01, travel to basel Switzerland to work with the Wirth Group. Here at Albion, two students; Jocelyn Jacobs, and Amanda Boye, ’02, worked in my lab on … Continue reading
Summer 1999
In the winter of 1999, we were invited to collaborate with Thomas Wirth at the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the University of Basel, Switzerland. Rachel, my family, and I traveled to Basel for a summer of research collaboration and … Continue reading
