Curricula Vitae in AK Chemistry

Name	Personal Focus	Summary
Dr. Bryan Clarke Borders Assistant Professor		Bryan Borders is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Physics, University of SC Aiken.
Susan Glenn Senior Instructor	General Chemistry & Analytical Chemistry	Susan Glenn, PhD is a Senior Instructor in the Department of Chemistry & Physics, University of SC Aiken.
Nicholas Marshall Associate Professor	Organic Chemistry	Dr. Nicholas M. Marshall is an Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry for the Department of Chemistry & Physics at the University of South Carolina Aiken.
Mr. Neil Eugene Miller Senior Instructor	Chemistry & Physics	Neil Miller, MS is a Senior Instructor in the Department of Chemistry and Physics, University of SC Aiken.
Dr. Kenneth Marshall Roberts Associate Professor	Biochemistry, Enzmology, Reaction Kinetics	Dr. Kenneth Roberts is an Assistant Professor for the Department of Chemistry and Physics at the University of South Carolina Aiken. His background and interests are focused on understanding the catalytic mechanisms of enzymes. He has extensive expertise in biochemical and analytical methods including stopped-flow, rapid-quench, GC-, LC- and continuous-flow mass spectrometries, as well as protein expression, purification, and mutagenesis.
Professor Gerard Thomas Rowe Department Chair/Professor	Inorganic Chemistry, Computational Chemistry, Bioinorganic Chemistry	Dr. Rowe conducts his research in the field of bioinorganic chemsitry; specifically, building small-molecule models of the active sites of enzymes that contain copper. He also is interested in computational modeling of small molecules and enzymatic systems.
Sonia Tariq Assistant Professor
Dr. Douglas Wynne White Assistant Professor	Physics	Dr. White works to create laboratory analogs of ice mixtures that can be found on outer-planetary surfaces in the Solar System and icy dust grains in the interstellar medium.  Understanding the chemical reactions and thermal processes of this helps us to understand developments in the early Solar System and precursors to more complex molecules that may lead to life.