Dr. Narendra Singh
Chair, Department of Chemistry and Physical Science
Professor of Chemistry
B.S., M.S., University of Gorakhpur, India; M.S., Mississippi
State University; Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, Banaras Hindu
University, India.
Phone: (910) 630-7132
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Doctoral Thesis:
"Some Studies on the Recoil Behavior of Bromine and
Iodine Charged Species Produced under (n,
g) process"
Research:
- Radiation Chemistry
- Superconductivity
How to Prepare for an Undergraduate
Chemistry program:
Dr. Singh strongly recommends taking more physics and chemistry
courses as well as having a strong math foundation for any
person considering a college and/or professional chemistry
career.
Additional Information:
Dr. Singh also held the following positions
- Postdoctoral Fellowship at University of Tennessee
- Research Associate at Mississippi State University
Dr. Singh participated in the following Summer Research
Programs
- AT&T Bell Lab
- UNC-Chapel Hill
- Princeton University
- University of Tennessee
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Dr. John A. Dembosky, Jr.
Associate Professor of Geology
B.S. Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Ph.D., University
of Pittsburgh
Phone: (910) 630-7556
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Doctoral Thesis:
Paleotectonic Restoration of Miocene Extensional Strain of
Crystalline Rock Provinces and Terranes in Southwestern North
America
Research:
- Paleotectonic reconstruction of SW USA and NW Mexico
Earth Science, Geology, and Geography
Courses:
- GLY 160: Physical Geology
- GLY 200: Physical Oceanography and Meteorology
- GLY 300 Planetary Geology and Astronomy
- GLY 400 Advanced Geology
- SCI 141: Earth Science
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Dr. Stephanie Hooper Marosek
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
B.S., University of South Carolina; M.S., Ph.D., Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State University
Phone: (910) 630-7457
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Doctoral Thesis:
Development of an Ionically-Assembled On-Column Enzyme Reactor
for Capillary Electrophoresis
Research Interests:
enzymes (glucose oxidase, gluatamate oxidase, and amino acid
oxidase), electrochemical detection, electrophoresis, enzyme
kinetics
Professional Societies:
American Chemical Society, Electrochemical Society
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Dr. Cu G. Phung
Professor of Chemistry
B.S., Methodist College; Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, Duke
University.
Phone: (910) 630-7137
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Doctoral Thesis:
Ab Initio Study of NMR Chemical Shift:
- Use of Optimized Molecular Geometries in Chemical Shift
Calculations
- Amide Linkage Chemical Shift Tensors in a Hydrogen Bond
Environment
How to Prepare for an Undergraduate
Chemistry program:
Dr. Phung strongly recommends a strong math foundation for
any person considering a college and/or professional chemistry
career.
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Dr. Zhihong Xu
Assistant Professor of Organic and Biochemistry
B.S., Anhui College of Chinese Medicine; M.S., Shanghai Medical
University; Ph.D., Chinese Academy of Sciences; Ph.D., Duke
University
Office: S-210
Phone: 630-7433
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Dr. Zhihong Xu has two PhDs covering the areas of organic
synthesis, biochemistry, medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry
from Chinese Academy of Sciences and Duke University. She has
contributed one chapter for a textbook "Extraction and
Isolation of Bioactive Components from Medicinal Plants,"
third edition. Recently she was appointed to contribute one
chapter "Chemistry of Fungus Products" to the book
"Introduction of Natural Products Chemistry." Her
research interests include the isolation and structure modification
of bioactive natural products, and the investigation of their
biological properties, including small molecule interaction
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