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1994 George L. McLendon 1995 Me l i o r a, "e v e r be t t e r", c h o s e n in 1851 a s of f i c i a l University mo t t o D o c t o r a l De g r e e s Aw a r d e d De w e y Ha l l, n a m e d af t e r th e fi r s t ch a i r o f th e De p a r t m e n t Donald Joe Anderson, Jr. 1995 Eisenberg Charles Wadsworth Bailey 1995 Krugh Shawn Patrick. Baldwin 1995 Schröder Carl Emery Bonner, Jr. 1995 Miller Scott Raymond Breining 1995 Boeckman Huijuan Chen 1995 Whitten Hui-Ling Chiu 1995 Miller Brian P. Cleary 1995 Eisenberg David Alan Conlon 1995 Dinnocenzo Scott David Cummings 1995 Eisenberg John C. Deak 1995 Miller Michal Ilana Freedhoff 1995 McLendon Xiaoqi Jiao 1995 Bryant Kristen Marie Kulinowski 1995 Myers Yu-Jang Li 1995 Schlessinger Kun Liu 1995 Kende Rhonda Annette Musselman 1995 Boeckman Andrew William Myers 1995 Jones Michael J. Neeb 1995 Boeckman Thomas F. Oliver 1995 Borch Tiecheng Qiao 1995 McLendon Julie M. Rehm 1995 McLendon Paul Tod Rieger 1995 Miller Suong Thao Tran 1995 McLendon Kristen Beth VanderVeen 1995 McLendon Shaohui Wang 1995 Kool Robert Thomas Witkowski 1995 McLendon 38
1995 David G. Whitten, Chair 1997 Th e Re g e n e r a t i v e Amplifier, Ce n t e r f o r Ph o t o i n d u c e d Ch a r g e Tr a n s f e r I m p o r t a n t Ac c o m p l i s h m e n t s a n d Ha p p e n i n g s • The University started its “Renaissance Plan” • Broadened the number of industrial collaborators of the Science and Technology Center for Photoinduced Charge Transfer; included Bell Labs and hired Lewis Rothberg, world leader in organic electronics • The Center for Photoinduced Charge Transfer occupied approximately 4500 square feet of laboratory and office space and included a variety of specialized instrumentation including picosecond adsorption/ resonance Raman spectrometer, an ultra-fast scanning electrochemical apparatus, a monolayer system and an ultra-high vacuum apparatus • Due to previous University budget restraints, the Chemistry Department had been rebuilding from 1995 and continues to do so today • In 1996 Richard Eisenberg was named Tracy H. Harris Professor of Chemistry • After 14 years at Rochester, went on to Los Alamos National Laboratory, and subsequently became editorin-chief of Langmuir, Chief Technical Officer of QTL Biosystems, and is now professor and co-director of the Center for Biomedical Engineering at the University of New Mexico 39
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