Tareq Mareh (BSc Honours Student, 2023-2024)
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Evan Chartrand (BSc Honours Student, 2023-2024)
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Ibrahim Awad (PDF, 2022-2023) Assistant Professor, Tafila Technical University, Jordan
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Anna Kapeliukha (visiting MSc student, 2022) Anna is originally from Chernihiv, Ukraine and received her BSc in Organic Chemistry from the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Chemoinformatics at the Institute of High Technologies (IHT). |
Maxime Aubry (undergraduate summer researcher, 2022) Maxime is currently a graduate student at the University of Ottawa
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Rhiannon Hendley (undergraduate summer researcher, 2022) Rhiannon is completing her B.Sc. in chemistry at the University of Ottawa.
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Tom Burns (Ph.D. 2022) Tom is now a data scientist at Environment and Climate Change Canada. |
Dr. Steven Maley (Post-Doc, 2021) Steven is now working as a computational chemist at the Canadian Bank Note Company. |
Adam Mirmiran (M.Sc., 2021) Adam is now a data scientist at Sobeys. |
Matt White (B.Sc. 2021) Matt is a Process Technician at Catena Carbon |
Victoria Ogden (undergraduate summer researcher, 2021) |
Sean Collins (Ph.D 2019) Sean is originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia and obtained his B.Sc in Chemistry from Dalhousie University. Sean enjoys attending cultural festivals and skating, in particular on the Rideau Canal. Sean Succesfully defended his Ph.D. thesis titled “Parameterization, Pores, and Processes: Simulation and Optimization of Materials for Gas Separations and Storage ” . Sean is now working at Health Canada working as a data scientist. |
Mykhaylo Krykunov (PDF 2019) Mykhaylo worked on machine learning models to predict total DFT energies of molecules and to predict gas adsorption in MOFs. He now works on machine learning models for the Canadian Bank Note Company. |
Negar Parvisi (Visiting Ph.D. Student 2019) Negar is originally from Iran and obtained her bachelor degree in chemistry at Shiraz University of Technology, Shiraz,Iran and her Master in Physical Chemistry at the same university in Shiraz. Negar enjoys reading, bicycling and watching movie. |
Evans Monyoncho (Ph.D w/ Elena Baranova 2017 ) Evans is originally from Kenya where he received his Diploma in Analytical Chemistry at Kenya Polytechnic University College. He obtained his B.Sc in Chemistry at Saint Mary’s University and M.Sc in Chemistry from University of Prince Edward Island where he worked with Professor Rabin Bissessur. He enjoy visiting the museums in the capital region. Evans succesfully defended his Ph.D. thesis “In-situ and computational studies of ethanol electrooxidation reaction: Rational catalyst design strategies. “ |
Mohammad Zein Aghaji (Ph.D 2017) Mo successfully defended his thesis titled ” Large Scale Computational Screening of Metal Organic Framework Materials for Natural Gas Purification” Mohammad now works at Health Canada developing data driven toxicity models. |
Chris Demone (M.Sc. 2018) Chris successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis “Partial Atomic Charge Methods for Simulating Porous Frameworks with a Net Charge and their Application to Gas Separations in Zeolites” Chris now works at the Bank of Canada in High Performance Computing Support. |
Hana Dureckova (M.Sc. 2018 Hana successfully defended her thesis ” Robust Machine Learning QSPR Models for Recognizing High Performing MOFs for Pre-Combustion Carbon Capture and Using Molecular Simulation to Study Adsorption of Water and Gases in Novel MOFs “. Hana is now working in R&D at a medical supply company back in her Native Japan. |
Jason Lo (M.Sc) Jason is from the lovely east coast of Canada, he obtained his bachelor of science at Dalhousie University and worked with Dr. Randall Martin. Jason loves the great outdoors and enjoys every moment he spends outside. Research: |
Liam Meades Liam is originally from Richmond, Ontario and is a third year undergraduate student at the University of Ottawa specializing in chemistry. Liam enjoys track and field, travelling, and supporting Liverpool F.C. Research: Optimization of force field parameters for Aluminum-guest interactions in applicable MOF’s and zeolites. |