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Working in the
Rosenberg group at UVic
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Students in the group work on developing
and understanding new catalytic methods for the
synthesis of main group-containing molecules. We
use standard inorganic and organic synthetic
procedures that include the manipulation of
air-sensitive materials using glovebox and Schlenk
techniques. We use lots of multinuclear NMR and
other spectroscopic techniques to characterize our
molecules and to carry out kinetic and other
mechanistic studies.
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Graduate students:
There are no positions available in the
Rosenberg group at this time.
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Undergraduate
students:
We usually have positions for 1-2
undergraduate students in the group, either
through Research
Experience courses (298, 298, 398, or
399), Thesis,
(499), or NSERC-
or UVic
SURA-funded summer RA positions. In
addition to carrying out lab work, undergrads in
our group also participate in our weekly group
meetings and literature discussions. If you're
interested in joining the group as an
undergraduate researcher, please contact
Lisa Rosenberg
to find out about available positions and
projects. |
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