 Principal Investigator
Associate Professor, University of Kentucky
Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University
Email: marcelo dot guzman at uky dot edu
 Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2015-
M.S. Chemistry, University of Dhaka 2013
B.S. Chemistry, University of Dhaka 2011Project: Atmospheric reactions at interfaces
Email: mdsohelrana at uky dot edu
 Md. Ariful Hoque Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2015-
M.S. Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, University of Dhaka 2010
B.S. Chemistry, University of Dhaka 2009Project: Photocatalysis Email: md dot hoque at uky dot edu  Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2016- B.S. Chemistry, Northern Kentucky University 2016 Project: Atmospheric Monitoring with Unmanned Aerial Systems Email: travis dot schuyler at uky dot edu  Tyler Vogel Undergraduate student 2019 - 2020 B.S. Chemistry, University of Kentucky Project: Brown carbon formation in the presence of ammonia Alexis Flynn Undergraduate student 2019 - 2020 B.A. Chemistry, University of Kentucky Project: Photocatalytic treatment of pollutants  STEAM Academy Project: Photocatalysis
 Joint student with Dr. Jesse Thompson at the Center for Applied Energy Research (CAER) 2019 - B.S. Indiana University Southeast 2016 Project: Scavenging Power Plant Emissions Alumni
 Richa AthalyeM.S. Graduate Student, University of Kentucky 2011 - 2012
B.S. Chemistry, University of Mumbai
Project: Selective enrichment of halides at the air-water interface
 Elizabeth Bollinger
Lafayette Pre-Engineering Program
Lafayette High School, Lexington, KY
Project: Chemistry in ice
Nicholas English
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Summer 2013B.S. Chemistry, University of Kentucky 2016 Project: Preparation of thin films
 Rob Camm
Undergraduate student 2013 - 2014
B.S. Chemistry, University of Kentucky 2015 Project: Atmospheric reactions under high humidity conditions  M.S. Student, University of Kentucky 2011 - 2014
B.S. Chemistry, Nankai University 2011
Project: Reactions in atmospheric waters
 Samah Saad
Kentucky Young Researcher Program 2014 Project: Development of spectrometry methods
 Lafayette Pre-Engineering Program Lafayette High School, Lexington, KY
Project: Environmental Photochemistry
 Michele Kuceki
Undergraduate student 2015B.S. Chemistry State University of Londrina, Brazil (2016) and University of Kentucky, 2014 - 2015 Brazil Mobility Program Scholarship 2014 - 2015 Project: Photocatalysis  Visiting Scholar, University of Kentucky Spring 2016
B.S. Chemistry, National University of Mar del Plata 2009
Ph.D. Chemistry, National University of Mar del Plata 2015 Project: Photocatalysis of CO2 reduction
 Undergraduate student 2016 - 2017 B.A. Chemistry, University of Kentucky Project: Photocatalysis of CO2 reduction  Liz Pillar-Little
Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2011 - 2017
B.S. (Biochemistry), Mercyhurst College 2009
Project: Atmospheric reactions at the air-water interface  Ruixin (Evie) Zhou
Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2011 - 2017
M.S. Chemistry, Murray State University 2011
B.S. Pharmacy, Harbin Medical University 2007
Project: Photocatalysis of CO2 reduction  Engineering Student, Virginia Tech 2017- Undergraduate Researcher, University of Kentucky, Summer 2018 High School Student Researcher 2015 - 2016 Lafayette Pre-Engineering Program Lafayette High School, Lexington, KY
Project: Environmental monitoring A&S International Visiting Scholar, University of Kentucky 2018 - 2019
Associate Professor, Masaryk University, Czech RepublicM.S. Masaryk University, Czech Republic
 Alexis Eugene
Ph.D. Student, University of Kentucky 2012-2018
B.S. (Chemistry), Belarmine College 2012
Project: Reactions in atmospheric waters  Undergraduate researcher, University of Kentucky, 2018-2019 Project: Atmospheric reactions at interfaces  Undergraduate researcher, University of Kentucky, 2018-2019 Project: Atmospheric Chemistry
The Guzman Lab is actively searching to recruit Ph.D. graduate students to work in applied
chemistry research for the Fall 2020 admission. Atmospheric chemistry, water treatment, energy
production, and astrobiology, are topics of special interest but other
research problems may be considered. Funded research projects to
support Research Assistanships for Ph.D. students are available for
qualified candidates. For these reasons, we are searching for inspired
and self-motivated graduate students interested in joining the lab. If
you are a prospective student for the incoming 2020 class, please
forward an application letter, a list of three references and CV to
Professor Marcelo I. Guzman (marcelo dot guzman at uky dot edu;
Department of Chemistry, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
40506-0055). The
cover letter should include a statement of your previous research
experience, state your goal, and explain why our lab is going to help
you to accomplish it. If you are currently a graduate student of the 2019 class
at UK or an undergraduate interested in registering for CHE 395, feel
free to send me an email to schedule a meeting so we can talk about the
exciting projects in the lab.
I would be delighted to sponsor your application to the University Research Postdoctoral Fellowship and the Lyman T. Johnson Postdoctoral Fellowship (US citizens only) for women and members of ethnic groups underrepresented in the sciences. |
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