CFCI - University of Massachusetts Lowell

New MRI imaging contrast agents
Dual nano carriers for cosmetics and drug delivery
Polyelectrolytes
Fire retardant polymers
Sequestration of Lead with Nano Particles
Antimicrobial activity
Encapsulation of Botulinum inhibitors
Analytical research
Analysis and oxidation/reduction studies on alpha-tocopherol as well as organic
compounds in storm drain water in Massachusetts
Selective recognition of Calcium ions by polymeric phenols
4. Faculty and Staff Associated with INSET
Arthur C. Watterson, Professor Emeritus, Director, Department of Chemistry, University
of Massachusetts Lowell
Long Chiang, Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Virinder Parmar, Visiting Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts
Lowell
Rudy Faust, Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell
David Ryan, Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Lynne Samuelson, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Eugene Barry, Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Marina Ruths, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of
Massachusetts Lowell
Jayant Kumar, Professor, Dept of Physics, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Thomas Shea, Professor, Dept of Biological Sciences, University of Massachusetts
Lowell
Mark Hines, Professor, Dept of Biological Sciences, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Jackie Zhang, Associate Professor, Dept of Environmental Engineering, University of
Massachusetts Lowell
Bal Ram Singh, Professor, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Robert Fisher, Research Professor, Dept of Chemical Engineering, MIT
Clark Colton, Professor, Dept of Chemical Engineering, MIT
Anna Moore, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Mass General Hospital
Ashok Prasad, Visiting Professor, Dept of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Sunil Sharma, Visiting Professor, Department of Chemistry.University of Massachusetts
Lowell
Throughout the following sections the activities linked to CFCI funding are
indicated by a double asterisk and bold face type
5. Students Supported
Undergraduate students
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