Natural & Applied Sciences

Associate Professor

Website

https://sites.google.com/site/drmandeepsinghbakshi/

Accepting graduate and undergraduate students for research projects on "sustainability"

Research Interests

Functional Biomaterials for Sustainable Chemistry; Biomineralization; Aqueous phase synthesis,... Read more »

Associate Professor

Research Interests

Applications of Computing Algebra in Physical Chemistry Teaching, Mesoporous and Microporous Materials, Quantum Chemistry of Colors, Fingerprint Lifting, Preservation and Development, Ultrasonic Stimulation of Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Treatment of Wood for The Extraction of Hemicellulose

Education

Undergraduate - Agricultural Chemistry,... Read more »

Associate Professor

Research Interests

My research is in the field of conjugated polymers and small molecules for use in organic electronics. The conjugated systems of these materials gives them semiconducting properties, which allows us to use them in place of silicon in solar cells, large area displays (TVs), solid-state lighting, and transistor technologies. Because the semiconductors are plastics,... Read more »

Associate Professor

My research interests are in Chemical Education, specifically in math skills for first-year chemistry, open educational resources (OER) and their effectiveness in chemistry classrooms, and implementing innovative teaching strategies to best serve the students of UW-Green Bay.

Associate Professor

Research: My research interests focus on how the proliferation of pseudoscience impacts pedagogy in the classroom and on consumer products. With independent study projects (semester-long or year-long), we test the components of consumer products containing essential oils, terpenes and other organic compounds. I also research, develop and use Open Educational Resources (OERs)... Read more »

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Research Interests

My research interests are in the realm of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) specifically with projects designed to 1) help students learn chemistry concepts and critical thinking through writing, peer review and self-assessment and 2) help students master the math content necessary for the Survey of Chemistry course (pre-nursing chemistry) regardless of... Read more »

Associate Professor

Research Interests

My research is focused on exploring the dynamics and structure of unique sol-gel materials. Sol-gel chemistry offers a convenient and inexpensive way to make optically transparent silicate glasses formed from room temperature that are of both fundamental and technological interest in material science. Some of the research ideas my group explores are: Biogels as... Read more »

Lecturer

Fields of Interest

Microbial symbiosis, protein biochemistry, chemical sensors, microbiology, proteomics, metabolic modeling, microbial cell-cell interactions

Kiel Nikolakakis, PhD, is an assistant teaching professor in the Chemistry Department at UW-Green Bay.

Dr. Nikolakakis spent several years working with Dr. Edward Ruby at UW-Madison, where his... Read more »

Senior Lecturer

Education

Undergraduate - Silliman University (Philippines). M.S. - University of the Philippines. Ph.D. - University of Connecticut

Associate Professor, Department Chair

Research Interests

My main research interest lies in the synthesis of pharmaceutically active natural products. Students involved in this work will run reactions and purify and characterize products. Our current target is an anti-cancer drug isolated from the fruits and bark of tree. I am also interested in the development of molecularly imprinted polymers for use in chemical... Read more »

Associate Dean and Professor

Research Interests

Development of chemical sensors and the use of sensors for environmental monitoring. Specific projects include: studying the occurrence of low dissolved oxygen and algal blooms (including HABs) in the Bay of Green Bay using LoRaWAN wireless communication buoys; using high frequency in-situ nitrate and phosphate sensors to understand complex processes occurring in... Read more »