Convocation Day
Graham's students all walked the stage together today: Jason Tao (PhD), Myriam Carle (MSc), Jasmin Eljo (MSc) and Richard Tran (MSc).
Congratulations again to all of you. I am very proud of you.
Graham's students all walked the stage together today: Jason Tao (PhD), Myriam Carle (MSc), Jasmin Eljo (MSc) and Richard Tran (MSc).
Congratulations again to all of you. I am very proud of you.
Jason was awarded this year's W.B. Pearson medal in the Faculty of Science for recognition of creative research as presented in his Ph.D. thesis.
This honour is well-deserved, so congratulations!
Zhao and Graham both went to the CSC in Edmonton. Zhao presented his work on his new iodoarene-catalyzed alkene arylation reaction, and Graham presented in the Early Career Researcher symposium.
Welcome to Cicely and Lilian, who will be working in the lab over the summer. Cicely is working on an industrial project with our partner Isowater, and Lilian will be working on a collaboration project with the Quideau Lab from Bordeaux.
Jason is using his NSERC PDF award to go to MIT this fall and join the Buchwald lab.
Congratulations and good luck!
Congratulations to Myriam and Léanne for their review paper on the intersection of HVI and organophosphorus chemistry being accepted in Asian J. Org. Chem.
We followed our work on allene fluorination with a related paper on chlorination. This has been accepted for publication in the upcoming special issue of the Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry on Hypervalent Iodine.
Congratulations Zhao!
Congratulations to Jason for his PhD successful defence! It has been a great 5 years, and the group is certainly going to miss you. Best of luck as you move on to your postdoctoral position. We are all looking forward to seeing the great things you accomplish from here on out.
Best of luck!
Congratulations to Jasmin for defending their MSc degree! Thank you for all your work and dedication over the last couple years.
Best of luck as you move on to your professional career.
It's going to be a busy time in the Murphy Lab this fall, with FIVE Chem494 thesis students joining the group.
Welcome to Matthew, Kyle and Kevin, and welcome back to Grace and Denzel.