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Dr. Nicholas R. Beller Associate Professor Office:
N117 Undergraduate Work: B.S. Chemistry, University of Florida, 1967. Graduate Work: M.S. Chemistry, University of New Mexico, 1975. Doctoral Work: Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of New Mexico, 1976. |
Past Research: Photochemical syntheses of 2-stilbazotes (Ph.D. work), synthesis of a novel steroid and indinopyrene (post-doctorate), synthesis of fetene dimethyl dithioacetal-a formylmethyl synthon, a full circle synthesis of p-methylthiobenzaldehyde. Current Research: A full circle synthesis of thianaphthene. A total synthesis of Palescensin G--a marine metabolite. Hobbies: Gem and mineral collecting. Lapidary work. Silversmithing, woodworking, and metal working. Designing and building "GIZMOS". What Influenced you to study Chemistry: A series of excellent professors at the University of Florida kindled my interest in chemistry. I absolutely fell in love. |
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