Graduate Students

Matthew Logan

B.Sc. Chemistry 2013 magna cum laude, Wheeling Jesuit University

Heterogeneous Photoredox Catalysis
Current research interests involve applications of functionalized metal-organic frameworks in electrochemical energy storage.

B.Sc. Chemistry 2015, University of Central Florida

Dipoles containing and fluorescent solid state materials

Wesley’s research involves organic synthesis of high intensity fluorophores and dipole containing molecules for incorporation into solid state materials.

Gavin Pour

B.Sc. Chemistry 2009, University of Florida

Frameworks for molecular electronics
Gavin’s research deals with organic and inorganic synthesis of frameworks for electronic applications, also materials for energy storage, circuitry, and photovoltaics.

David Fairchild

B.Sc. Chemistry 2017, University of Central Florida

Demetrius Vazquez-Molina

B. Sc. Chemistry 2015, University of Central Florida

Conductivity properties of frameworks
Originally from the paradisiac island of Puerto Rico, Demetrius’ research deals with porous framework materials for battery and energy storage applications.

Undergraduate Students

Andrew Ezazi

B.Sc. Chemistry 2017, University of Central Florida

Arturo Annese

B.Sc. Biomedical Science 2018, University of Central Florida

Jeremy Adamson

B. Sc. Biomedial Science 2018, University of Central Florida

Ariel Perry-Mills

B.Sc. Biomedical Science 2018, University of Central Florida

Richard Ly

B.Sc. Biochemistry 2017, University of Central Florida

Technician

Alex Burnstine

B. Sc. Chemistry 2016, University of Central Florida

Metal Organic Frameworks for separation of contaminants

My current research in the Dr. Uribe-Romo group focuses on synthesis of oligophenylene molecular struts for framework materials. I also work with Dr. Zhou on computational studies of water splitting catalysis.  I aim to be employed in chemical industry following graduation and plan to continue my chemistry education to earn a PhD.