Guillermo Carlos Bazan
Department of Materials Engineering and Chemistry & Biochemistry
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA  93106-9510
(805) 893-5538
EDUCATION           

            California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
            Postdoctoral Fellow, November 1990- May 1992
            Professor John E. Bercaw

            Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
            Ph.D. awarded in Inorganic Chemistry, February 1991
            Professor Richard R. Schrock, Thesis Advisor

            University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada
            B. Sc. (Honors) awarded in Chemistry (Summa Cum Laude),
            October 1986

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

            2000-         Director, Center for Polymers and Organic Solids, UCSB

            1999-         Professor, Department of Materials Science, University of California,
                              Santa Barbara

            1998-         Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California, Santa Barbara

            1997-98            Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Rochester

            1992-97            Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Rochester

AWARDS
                                   
            Bessel Award, Humboldt Foundation, 2005
NSF Special Creativity Award, 2003
Union Carbide Innovation Award, 1999
            Union Carbide Innovation Award, 1998
            Closs Lecturer, University of Chicago, 1997
            Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award, 1996-1998
            Sloan Research Fellow Award, 1996-1998
            NSF CAREER Award, 1995-1998
            Dreyfus New Faculty Award, 1992-1993
            NSERCC Postdoctoral Fellowship, November 1990-May 1992
            NSERCC 1967 Science and Engineering Scholarship, September 1986-June 1990


RESEARCH INTERESTS

            Synthesis of organic molecules with architectures that optimize optoelectronic performance.  Understanding the electronic delocalization between organic chromophores in the solid state.  Design of biosensors based on light harvesting macromolecules. Oligomerization and polymerization reactions of olefins using well-defined organometallic catalysts.

 

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