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Stephen Sassman Analytical Chemist |
My primary research
interest is the development of analytical methodology for analysis of
environmental samples using liquid or gas chromatography coupled with mass
spectrometry. I am investigating the occurrence and fate of endocrine
disrupting compounds originating from confined animal feeding operations.
Another project under investigation deals the presence and degradation of
halogenated organic pollutants in environmental samples. I am also
responsible for teaching graduate students how to use the analytical
instrumentation and performing regular maintenance on the instruments.
Currently, I am in charge of maintaining several gas and liquid
chromatographs, a liquid chromatograph tandem mass spectrometer, a gas
chromatograph tandem mass spectrometer, an atomic absorption spectrometer,
and an inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer. I obtained a Master of
Science degree in chemistry from Texas State University in 1999, and came to
Purdue in 2000 to work as a laboratory manager for Dr. Linda Lee. I operate
a <a href=”http://www.analyticalchem.com”>website dedicated to analytical
chemistry</a> which runs on a linux server in my spare bedroom. More
information about me including my resume is available at my <a href=”http://stephen.homeip.net”>personal
website</a>. |
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Stephanie Watson Undergraduate |
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Zach Myers Undergraduate |
I am originally from Avon, IN, and I am in my sophomore
year here at Purdue. My major is Soil and Crop
Management within the Agronomy Department. My
aspirations for possible future careers include being an agronomist for a
seed company or soil conservationist, and
hopefully farming a small family farm in my spare
time. |
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Janice Bang Undergraduate |
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