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Nick Dyck (Ph.D.
candidate): New molybdenum complexes for catalytic Si-H
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Alli Horsthuis
(3rd Year Project Student): Synthesis and reactivity
of molybdenum secondary phosphine complexes relevant
to electrophilic dehydrocoupling catalysis.
B.Sc.(Hons.) candidate, University of Victoria. Afsaneh Akar
(M.Sc. 2024): The study of ruthenium(II) half-sandwich
phosphido complexes containing
pentamethylcyclopentadienyl (Cp*) ligand. Ph.D.
candidate, Simon Fraser University (Leznoff group). Vanessa Muir
(M.Sc. 2023): Exploring hydrophosphination mediated by
molybdenum phosphenium complexes. QA & Regulatory
Affairs Assistant, Seastar Chemicals/Avantor, Sydney,
BC. Jin Yang (Ph.D.
2022): Cp*M-mediated P-H activation reactions:
activity and mechanisms. Postdoctoral fellow, New York
University (Diao group). Alexis
Kellinghusen (4th Year Project Student/JCURA Scholar
and Research Assistant/NSERC USRA, B.Sc. (Hons) 2023):
The study of Cp*Ru phosphido complexes as
hydrophosphination catalysts. Chaharzade
Youssouf (Visiting M.Sc. Student): Synthesis of
secondary phosphonium salts. Godfrey Wills (2nd
Year Project Student, B.Sc. 2022): Synthesis of
molybdenum secondary phosphine complexes. Research
Technician, Nanalysis, Calgary, AB. Cailean Switzer
(2nd Year Project Student): Synthesis of molybdenum
phosphenium complexes. Diploma candidate, Resource
Management Officer Technology program, Vancouver
Island University. Hayley Parkin
(Undergraduate Research Assistant/NSERC USRA and 4th
Year Project Student/JCURA Scholar, B.Sc. (Hons.)
2020): (a) Synthesis and reactivity of Cp* ruthenium
complexes of secondary phosphines and (b) Synthesis
and characterization of novel phosphenium complexes.
Ph.D., University of Victoria (Manners, 2024);
Postdoctoral fellow, Oxford (Swietach group). Erin Moloney (3rd
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2022): Synthesis
of cobalt half-sandwich complexes. Ph.D. candidate,
University of California, Berkeley (Ginsberg group). Roman Belli (Ph.D.
2019): The role of the M-PR2 Fragment in
hydrophosphination: from mechanism to catalysis.
Postdoctoral fellow, University of Minnesota
(2020-2024, Roberts group). Assistant professor,
University of Winnipeg. Julien
Appleby-Millette (2nd Year Project Student, B.Sc.
2022): Synthesis of cobalt complexes of secondary
phosphines. Ph.D. candidate, University of Victoria
(Paci group). Carly Slusar (3rd
Year Project Student, B.Sc. 2018): Synthesis of
molybdenum complexes of secondary phosphines. Field
specialist-Chemist, GFL Environmental, Victoria. Cameron Zheng (4th
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2018): Synthesis
of cobalt complexes of primary phosphines. Ph.D., UBC
(Schafer, 2024). Postdoctoral fellow, UBC (Stephenson
group). Erick Nuñez Bahena
(MITACS Undergraduate Research Assistant, B.Sc.
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 2018):
Synthesis of intermediates in ruthenium-catalyzed
hydrophosphination. Ph.D., UBC (Schafer, 2023).
Postdoctoral fellow, Texas A&M/ Elena Liles (4th
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2018): Synthesis
of cationic cobalt complexes of secondary phosphines;
(3rd Year Project Student): Synthesis of ruthenium
primary phosphine complexes. Ph.D. candidate, UBC
(Hein group). Alberto Escobar
Mingo (2nd Year Project Student, B. Eng. 2021):
Synthesis of neutral and cationic half-sandwich
ruthenium complexes. Systems engineer, Kardium,
Burnaby, BC. Julia Rimmer (2nd
Year Project Student): Synthesis of ruthenium
secondary phosphine complexes. NAV Canada air traffic
controller, Terrace, BC. James Hui (2nd
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2019): Synthesis
of Cp* ruthenium mixed phosphine complexes. M.Sc.
candidate, UBC (Experimental Medicine). Peter Lee (Ph.D.
2015): Selective functionalization of oligosilanes,
polysilanes, and Si-H terminated silicon surfaces. Stephanie
Rufh (4th Year Project Student, B.Sc.
(Hons.) 2015): Synthesis of halide-free
ruthenium complexes for catalytic
hydrophosphination. M.Sc. University of Ottawa
(Fogg group), Chemistry & math specialist,
Ontario Institute of Technology, Oshawa, ON. Mark
Fairchild (M.Sc. candidate): Mn-templated
photolytic [4+5] cycloaddition chemistry. Chris
(Bochao) Huang (4th Year Project
Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2014): Synthesis and
deprotonation of cationic secondary phosphine
complexes of ruthenium. Chemistry analyst, Health
Canada, Burnaby, BC. Audrey
Cassen (Exchange Graduate Student): Synthesis of
Ru-coordinated borylphosphine ligands.
Ph.D. 2014, Consultante conseil en stratégie et
management de l'innovation, FI Group, Toulouse, France. Jon Clarke
(Undergraduate Research Assistant): Polyphenylsilane
as a sol-gel precursor to inorganic materials.
M.A.Sc., University of Waterloo. Environmetnal/process
technologist, Harmac Pacific, Nanaimo Forest Products,
Nanaimo, BC. Roman Belli
(Undergraduate Research Assistant/NSERC USRA/ICE
scholar): Ring-opening reactions of
ruthenaphosphacyclobutanes and -butenes. B.Sc.(Hons.)
University of Toronto 2014. See above. Bryony McAllister
(2nd Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.)
2015): Borane mediated reactions of
1,2-dihydridodisilanes. Ph.D., University of Toronto
(Seferos, 2020). Canadian science policy fellow/
Program officer, Transport Canada, Toronto, ON. Michael Jarosz
(Undergraduate Research Assistant/NSERC USRA, B.Sc.
2014): phosphine complexes of rhodium and ruthenium.
Officer, Victoria Police and Firefighter, BC Wildfire
Service, Victoria, BC. Sophie
Langis-Barsetti (Undergraduate Research
Assistant/NSERC USRA/ICE scholar): secondary phosphine
complexes of the ruthenium pentamethylcyclopentadiene
fragment. Ph.D., Université de Montréal (Wuest, 2019).
Senior scientist, FPInnovations, Montreal, QC. Eric Derrah
(Graduate Student, Ph. D. 2009): P-H activation by
ruthenium complexes. Lab and research safety manager,
Chemical hygiene officer, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, MN. Greg Gibson (4th Year Project
Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2009): Synthesis of
diastereomeric Ru phosphine and phosphido complexes.
Regular faculty, Douglas College, New Westminster, BC. Hannah Burton (4th
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2009):
Benzonitrile adducts of Ru phosphido complexes. Resident
(psychiatry), UBC, Vancouver. Erica Medlar
(née Jones) (Undergraduate Research Assistant, B.Sc.
2008): Ru complexes of secondary phosphines and
phosphides. Senior manager, Site identification and
relationship, Worldwide Clinical Trials, Victoria, BC. Dawn Friesen (Graduate Student, Ph.D. 2005): templates for the synthesis of phosphorus-containing macrocycles. Research chemist - oilfield chemicals, Stepan Company, Houston. Shaun Hall
(Undergraduate Research Assistant/NSERC USRA/ICE
scholar): ruthenium complexes of secondary phosphines.
Ph.D. 2010, University of Victoria. Research associate,
NRC, Ottawa. Dan Harrison
(Graduate Student, M. Sc. 2005): polysilane
synthesis and modification. Ph.D., University of
Toronto. Organic chemist-advanced materials, Harland
Medical Systems, Minneapolis, MN. Kari Frantzen (4th Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2005): templates for the synthesis of phosphorus-containing macrocycles. Quality assurance manager, functional imaging, BC Cancer Agency, Vancouver. Sébastien
Monfette (Undergraduate Research Assistant/NSERC
USRA/ICE scholar): catalyst synthesis and catalytic
oligosilane synthesis. Ph.D. University of Ottawa
(Fogg). Research Scientist, Pfizer, NJ. Dave Edwards (4th Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2003): 1,2-disilacycle synthesis and computational studies. Technical officer, polymers, NRC-IFCI, Vancouver, BC. Jazmin Marlinga (4th Year Project Student/NSERC USRA, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2003): ruthenium complexes of secondary phosphines. MD, University of Western Ontario. Health care provider, Alberta Health Services, Calgary, AB. Owen Bowles (Undergraduate Research Assistant, B.Sc. 2003): template precursors for the synthesis of phosphorus-containing macrocycles. Senior clinical research associate, Clovis Oncology, San Francisco, CA. Dr. Junzhi Yao (Postdoctoral Fellow): functionalized silane dimers, models for disilacyclopolymers. Research scientist, Medicure, Winnipeg. Colin Davis (4th
Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.)): catalytic
dehydrogenative dimerization of silanes. MI Swaco,
Calgary. Debbie Mitra (4th Year Project Student, B.Sc. (Hons.) 2000): P-H activation by ruthenium complexes.Assistant professor of research, Keck School of Medicine, USC, Los Angeles, CA. Timothy Hooper
(Undergraduate Summer Research Assistant, B.Sc.
2000): P-H activation by ruthenium
complexes. M.Sc. 2003, University of Manitoba.
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