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Senior chemist, research chemist, analytical chemist, laboratory scientist, scientist, R&D Chemist, associate scientist, senior scientist, QC scientist, research secientist with 7 years experience looking for a Entry-level position.
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Senior chemist, research chemist, analytical chemist, laboratory scientist, scientist, R&D Chemist, associate scientist, senior scientist, QC scientist, research secientist with 7 years experience looking for a Entry-level position.
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Senior chemist, research chemist, analytical chemist, laboratory scientist, scientist, R&D Chemist, associate scientist, senior scientist, QC scientist, research secientist with 7 years experience looking for a Entry-level position.
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Arlington, VA 22204 Cell: 202-374-8323 az9d18a6@westpost.net SUMMARY A highly motivated and hard working individual with extensive experience in small molecule crystal growth, powder X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, and a broad array of spectroscopic and thermal analysis methods. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2003 - 2010 Graduate Research Assistant, Georgetown University - Determined the effects of small organic dyes on crystal growth modification of uric acid crystals which are major organic components of kidney stones - Solid working knowledge of solid state dehydration reactions: studied the dehydration of pure and doped uric acid dihydrate (UAD) under different environments. - Determined the isothermal and non-isothermal kinetics of UAD phase transformat ion - Characterized topographical changes and growth velocity on the (100) face of anhydrous uric acid (UA) single crystals in the presence of pure and doped growth solutions using in situ atomic force microscopy - Independently led general and organic chemistry laboratory courses and student lab practicum 2001-2003 Graduate Student, Pretoria University - Developed an easy, fast and cost effective way to analyze and finger print com mercial South African essential oils using a prototype comprehensive 2D gas chromatography - Quantitatively differentiated oils of different origin based on their typical components to distinguish between authentic and fraudulent essential oils EDUCATION Georgetown University, Chemistry Department, Washington, DC Ph.D., Organic-Analytical Chemistry, June 2010 Dissertation title: "Crystallization and Phase Transformation of Uric Ac ids" Advisor: Dr. Jennifer A. Swift Pretoria University, Chemistry Department, Pretoria, South Africa M.Sc., Analytical Chemistry, August 2003 Thesis title: "The Analysis of Some South African Essential Oils by Comprehens ive Two - Dimensional Gas Chromatography (GC X GC)" Advisor: Dr. Egmont R. Rohwer Asmara University, Chemistry Department, Asmara, Eritrea Bachelor of Science Major: Chemistry, minor: Geology. TECHNICAL SKILLS - Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) - Powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) - Spectroscopy : UV-Vis, Raman, FT-IR, - Compound analysis: NMR, GC-MS - Thermal methods: TGA, DSC, hot-stage. - Atomic emission and absorption - Lab equipment maintenance and repair - Very good computer skills - Multilingual AFFILATIONS - American Chemical Society (ACS) - American Crystallographic Association (ACA) PUBLICATIONS 1. Zellelow, A. Z.; Abiye, M.; Fink, D. A.; Ford, C. E.; Kim, K.-H.; Sours, R. E.; Yannette, C. M.; Swift, J. A. "Doping Uric Acid Crystals. Part I: Uric Acid Dihydrate," Cryst. Growth Des. 2010, 10 (8), 3340-3347. 2. Zellelow, A. Z.; Cox, K. A.; Fink, D. A.; Ford, C. E.; Kim, K.-H.; Sours, R. E.; Swift, J. A. "Doping Uric Acid Crystals Part II: Anhydrous Uric Acid," Cryst. Growth Des. 2010, 10 (8), 3348-3354. 3. Zellelow, A. Z.; Kim, K.-H.; Sours, R. E.; Swift, J. A. "Solid State Dehydration of Uric Acid Dihydrate," Cryst. Growth Des. 2010, 10 (1), 418-425. 4. Sours, R. E.; Zellelow, A. Z.; Swift, J. A. "An in situ Atomic Force Microscopy Study of Uric Acid Crystal Growth," J. Phys. Chem. B 2005, 109, 9989-9995. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 1. "Monitoring the Dehydration of Uric Acid Dihydrate by PXRD and Thermal Methods" A. Z. Zellelow, R. E. Sours, K. H. Kim, and J. A. Swift, American Crystallographic Association Annual Meeting 2008 (Knoxville, TN), June 2008. (poster) 2. "Dehydration of Uric Acid Dihydrate under different Environmental Conditions" A. Z. Zellelow, R. E. Sours, K. H. Kim, and J. A. Swift, Midwest Organic Solid State Chemistry Symposium XVI (Iowa City, IA) Jun. 2006 . (seminar) 3. "Dehydration Studies of Pure and Doped Uric Acid Dihydrate Crystals" A. Z. Zellelow, R. E. Sours, K. H. Kim, C. E. Ford, S. Dehghan, and J. A. Swift, 230th ACS National Meeting (Washington, DC) Aug. 2005. (poster) 4. "Dehydration Studies of Pure and Doped Uric Acid Dihydrate Crystals" A. Z. Zellelow, R. E. Sours, K. H. Kim, C. E. Ford, S. Dehghan, and J. A. Swift, International Conference on the Chemistry of the Organic Solid State XVII (Los Angeles, CA) Jul. 2005. (poster) 5. "The Analysis of Some South African Essential Oils by Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography" Amanuel Z. Zellelow, Werner Welthagen and Egmont R. Rohwer, International Symposium on Analytical Science - Analytika 2002 (University of Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch, South Africa) Dec. 2002. (poster)