Mattar's Research Group

Part of Mattar's research group enjoying a humorous moment while being photographed

Ph. D. and M. Sc. Theses Supervised

Hisham Dokainish	Ph. D.	-	Cu(II) Interaction with beta-Amyloid Model Ligands and Their Relavance to Alzheimer's Disease.
Jacob Sanford	Ph. D.	2008	New Experimental and Computational Techniques in Electron Paramagnetic Resonance.
Andrew McKay	M. Sc.	2005	Geometries, Hyperfine Coupling Constants and Electronic g-Tensors of Some Main Group and Transition Metal Containing Triatomic Radicals.
Alyson D. Goodfellow	Ph. D.	2004	Theoretical and Experimental Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Studies of Some Subtle Effects in Free Radicals.
Abdul Hamid M. Emwas	Ph. D.	2003	Electron and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Some Biologically Relevant Model para-Semiquinones.
William D. Hamilton	Ph. D.	1998	Theoretical and Laser induced Fluorescence Studies of the Transition Metal Diatomics.
Ramaswami Sammynaiken	Ph. D.	2001	Electronic Structure and Bonding Trends in Matrix-Isolated Half-Sandwich Complexes.
William D. Hamilton	M. Sc.	1995	A Computational Study of the Electronic Structure and Bonding in Selected Vanadium Compounds.
Sharon E. Brewer	M. Sc.	1994	A Study of the Electronic Structure and Bonding in Benzene-Vanadium Dimer Complexes.
Douglas. G. Sutherland	M. Sc.	1991	The Facile Generation of Semiquinones By Molecular Dioxygen: An Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Cyclic Voltammetry and Electronic Absorbtion Study.

In addition, I have supervised two B. Sc. Theses for Ms. Donna Chernoff (Chemistry), Mr. Jeremy Durelle (Chemistry) and co-supervised two B. Sc. Theses (Mr. Sean Brideau and Ms. Qian Jiang) in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Last modified by S. M. Mattar, February 11, 2008