Katelyn Koch
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- Can the property of molecular shape be used to advantage as a predictive tool for molecular assembly? While other contributors to self-assembly have been used with regularity, molecular topology's role in organizing supramolecular arrays has experienced limited attention…
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Whitworth University - : [CHED] Division of Chemical Education
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University of Nevada, RenoUniversity of Notre DameAssociate Professor, Mississippi CollegeIndiana State UniversityNortheastern UnivMuhlenberg CollegeAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Rhodes CollegeHigh Point University, High Point University, High Point, NC, US, academicUniversity of TampaPostdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow, UNC AshevilleAssistant Professor, Lafayette CollegeMelvin Druelinger, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Colorado State Univ PuebloSalt Lake Community CollegeDenison UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityAllison Hurley Predecki, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaAssociate Professor, Shippensburg UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityTrinity UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossProvidence CollegeDavidson CollegeUSC UpstateProfessor, Eastern Oregon UniversityMichael S. Leonard, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Washington & Jefferson CollegeNaresh Gunaganti, Ph.D.Associate Research Scientist, Northeastern UniversityBaljinder Singh, PhDSenior Research Scientist, Northeastern University, BostonResearch Assistant Professor, Northeastern UniversityWhitworth UniversityProfessor, Penn State Berks - : [CHED] Division of Chemical Education
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University of Nevada, RenoUniversity of Notre DameAssociate Professor, Mississippi CollegeIndiana State UniversityNortheastern UnivMuhlenberg CollegeAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Rhodes CollegeHigh Point University, High Point University, High Point, NC, US, academicUniversity of TampaPostdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow, UNC AshevilleAssistant Professor, Lafayette CollegeMelvin Druelinger, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Colorado State Univ PuebloSalt Lake Community CollegeDenison UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityAllison Hurley Predecki, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaAssociate Professor, Shippensburg UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityTrinity UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossProvidence CollegeDavidson CollegeUSC UpstateProfessor, Eastern Oregon UniversityMichael S. Leonard, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Washington & Jefferson CollegeNaresh Gunaganti, Ph.D.Associate Research Scientist, Northeastern UniversityBaljinder Singh, PhDSenior Research Scientist, Northeastern University, BostonResearch Assistant Professor, Northeastern UniversityWhitworth UniversityProfessor, Penn State Berks - : [CHED] Division of Chemical Education
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University of Nevada, RenoUniversity of Notre DameAssociate Professor, Mississippi CollegeIndiana State UniversityNortheastern UnivMuhlenberg CollegeAssociate Professor of Chemistry, Rhodes CollegeHigh Point University, High Point University, High Point, NC, US, academicUniversity of TampaPostdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow, UNC AshevilleAssistant Professor, Lafayette CollegeMelvin Druelinger, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Colorado State Univ PuebloSalt Lake Community CollegeDenison UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityAllison Hurley Predecki, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaAssociate Professor, Shippensburg UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityTrinity UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossProvidence CollegeDavidson CollegeUSC UpstateProfessor, Eastern Oregon UniversityMichael S. Leonard, Ph.D.Professor of Chemistry, Washington & Jefferson CollegeNaresh Gunaganti, Ph.D.Associate Research Scientist, Northeastern UniversityBaljinder Singh, PhDSenior Research Scientist, Northeastern University, BostonResearch Assistant Professor, Northeastern UniversityWhitworth UniversityProfessor, Penn State Berks - DateMarch 27, 2023Comprehension of how intermolecular forces drive molecular assembly proves crucial to designing material function…
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Whitworth University - DateMarch 27, 2023Can the property of molecular shape be used to advantage as a predictive tool for molecular assembly? While other contributors to self-assembly have been used with regularity, molecular topology's role in organizing supramolecular arrays has experienced limited attention…
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Whitworth University - DateMarch 18, 2024Molecular organization in a crystal lattice often reveals material function with applications ranging from polymer science to complex physiological studies. The ability to predict supramolecular assembly remains a crucial unanswered question in the structural sciences…
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Whitworth University - DateMarch 19, 2024Quasiracemic materials, constructed from pairs of near enantiomers, show promise in the detection, separation, and synthesis of chiral compounds. The extant database of quasiracemic crystal structures shows these materials mimic the inversion symmetry found in the racemic counterparts…
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- DateMarch 24, 2025This research focuses on quasiracemic crystal formations derived from benzoyl phenylalanine frameworks that incorporate a family of substituents (e.g., F, CH3, Cl, Br, NO2, I, CF3, _i_-Pr, _t_-Bu) that differ by size and shape…
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Whitworth University - DateMarch 24, 2025Molecular shape, as it relates to the formation of crystalline materials, is of interest to fields that require exquisite control of the fundamental components, such as material and pharmaceutical sciences…
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