- Daniel Moriarty
Associate Professor Chemistry
Morrell Science Center 219
(518) 783-2472
dmoriarty@siena.edu
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Dr. Lucas Tucker
Email: ltucker@siena.edu Educational BackgroundB.S., Chemistry, 2001- Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY Graduate EducationPh.D., 2007 - Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Courses TaughtGeneral Chemistry I General Chemistry II Organic Chemistry II
Reasearch Interests- Photopolymeric materials
- Liquid crystalline holography
- Liquid crystalline photoresists
Recent Publications- Organotin Hydride Reduction of Benzyl Bromides; Menapace, L. W., Loewenthal, M. B., Koscielecki, J., Tucker, L., Passaro L. C., Monalbano, R., Frick, A., Marrantino, J., Brunner, J.; Organometallics. 2002. 21(14). 3066-3068
- Sequential Multiphoton Photopolymerization For Hologram Recording Using A Trithiocarbonate As A Raft Reagent. Tucker, L. and Sponsler, M. B. Polymer Preprints, 2005, 46(2), 395-396
- Trithiocarbonate-Mediated Free Radical Photopolymerization: Improved Uniformity In Hologram Recording, Tucker, L. and Sponsler, M. B., Appl. Optics.2006, 45, 6973-6976
- Holography via Liquid Crystalline Polymerization: The Effect of Various Additives. Tucker, L. and Sponsler, M. B. Polymer Preprints, 2006, 47(2), 523-524
Recent Oral Presentations- 2004, Rochester, N.Y. - North East Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society. “New Liquid Crystalline Monomer for the Formation of Dynamic Holographic Gratings.
- May 19, 2005, Buffalo, NY. - Graduate Student Symposium- "Sequential Multiphoton Photopolymerization Using Bis(carboxymethyl)trithiocarbonate Ethyl Ester as a Raft Reagent"
- August 31, 2005,Washington DC- American Chemical Society National Meeting- "Sequential Multiphoton Photopolymerization Using Bis(carboxymethyl)trithiocarbonate Ethyl Ester as a Raft Reagent"
- September 10, 2006, San Francisco California- American Chemical Society National Meeting- " Holography via Liquid Crystalline Polymerization: The Effect of Various Additives."
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