UNIVERSITY
OF NOTRE DAME
Bradley D. Smith - Supramolecular
&
Bioorganic Chemistry
Professor Bradley
Smith joined the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at
Notre Dame in 1991. He teaches organic chemistry at the undergraduate
& graduate levels. His research interests encompass the areas of
Supramolecular & Bioorganic Chemistry.
Personal Information: Born 1961, Melbourne
Australia, married with two daughters. B.Sc., 1983,
University of Melbourne; Ph. D., 1988, Pennsylvania State University;
Postdoctoral, 1989, Oxford University; Postdoctoral, 1990, Columbia
Univeristy.
Curriculum
Vitae (Short Version)
Teaching Interests
Research Interests
The work in this laboratory is
multidisciplinary and encompasses
organic synthesis, molecular design, biophysical methods, fluorescence microscopy, and animal imaging. As a result, the students receive
broad training and the individual research topics are quite varied.
Current topics include:
- Fluorescent Probes for Animal and Cell Imaging
- Optical Imaging of Bacteria
- Optical Imaging of Cancer
- Squaraine-Rotaxanes as Novel Near-IR Dyes
- Unusual Interlocked Molecules
- Molecular Machines
- Synthetic Enzyme Mimics
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More Information on Research
List of Research
Publications
Research Group
Generally, the research group numbers around ten people and
always includes some undergraduates and postdocs.
For
more information about group members see the Smith Group Home Page.
To see pictures of the research group over the years click here.
Regular Mail Address: Bradley D. Smith,
Dept Chemistry &
Biochemistry, 251 Nieuwland Science Hall, University of Notre Dame,
Notre Dame, IN 46556. E-mail Address:
smith.115@nd.edu. Phone: (574) 631
8632. Fax (574) 631 6652. To learn more about the Department of
Chemistry and Biochemistry at
Notre Dame go to: Chemistry
and Biochemistry