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Phone: 541-346-4677. Office: 160C Klamath Hall. Education. B.S., Biochemistry, Pacific University, 2006. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, University of Oregon, 2011. Statement. I grew up in Siletz and attended Toledo High School.
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Adam Glass is a professor in the Chemistry department at University of Oregon - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.
Organic & Bioorganic Chemistry. Research Interests: Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Bioorganic Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Physical/Mechanistic Organic Chemistry, Mechanistic Enzymology, Fluorescent Dyes, Sensors, Bioprobes, Nanosciences (Synthetic Molecular Motors)
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Adam Glass First Name Adam Last Name Glass Title Instructor Additional Title Chemical Education Phone 541-346-4677 Office 160C Klamath Hall Departments Chemistry and Biochemistry Updated 07/29/2021 History Member for 2 years 46 weeks
Chemistry and Biochemistry. Vicki DeRose, Department Head 91 Klamath Hall 541-346-4603. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry offers bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees with majors in chemistry or biochemistry. The department enjoys a strong national reputation.
Adam Cameron Glass has been an instructor at the University of Oregon since 2021. Before coming back home, Adam spent ten years teaching a variety of chemistry classes and running a research group at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington.
In this FIG we will learn about the long history of adhesives used throughout human history and focus on explaining the chemical principles behind them. Our work will also focus on many local adhesive technologies used throughout the history of the Pacific Northwest.
