Margaret Patrick Email & Phone Number

San Diego, CA, US

San Diego, California, United States

Responsible for project development and employee resource management to ensure on-time completion of orders, with an emphasis on high-level custom orders. Became a member of Synthesis Team Leadership, where I contribute to planning weekly team member time allocations, improve Standard Operating Procedures, interface with different departments to execute.

Research Associate II Nanoparticle Chemist focusing on R&D in nanomaterials for a variety of research purposes as the senior RA on Synthesis Team, which is responsible for the production of nearly all add-to-cart and custom orders. Focused on optimization of fabrication and processing methods for nanoparticles, and provided training to RA 1s and Lab.

Leads introductory chemistry lab and lecture courses on a part-time contract basis. Responsible for designing course content, writing exams, and coordinating resources for students as-needed. Lectures are designed to engage students with a mix of group work, individual check-ins, and concept tests. Received top score in evaluation.

Leads introductory chemistry lab and lecture courses on a part-time contract basis. Works closely with fellow educators to overcome the challenges associated with 2+ years of online learning to provide the best outcome for students. Teaching style includes visual aids, real life comparisons, and an emphasis on student engagement.

Margaret worked as a Teaching Associate for the Chemistry Department at San Diego State University. She lead classes of up to 72 students in laboratory experiments as well as provided lectures on course material. Lecture material includes chemical reactions and nomenclature, significant figures, VSEPR theory, ideal gas theory, acid-base chemistry.

San Diego, California, United States

Margaret worked as a researcher in the Chemistry Department at San Diego State University under Dr. Jing Gu. Margaret's focus is optimization of silicon-based nanomaterials for photoelectrochemical water splitting, she is working to achieve refined shape control during etching of silicon interfaces using magnetically guided metal nanoparticles to create.

After teaching introductory chemistry for one year at SDSU, Margaret was promoted to Assistant Coordinator for CHEM 200 (General Chemistry). Her supervisor was Theresa Carlson. In this position, she managed course content for Summer Semester classes, coordinated exams including lab practicals, prepared Laboratory Teaching Associates for their weekly.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Margaret's focus in the group of Prof. Daniel Gamelin was on the optical, electrochemical, and catalytic properties of colloidal semiconductor nanocrystal materials. Her primary mentor was Dr. Carl Brozek, a postdoc in Daniel’s group. She worked on optimizing of the synthesis of perovskite nanocrystals, primarily CsPbBr3, and their subsequent.

Master'S Of Science

Major: Chemistry Field: Inorganic (nanomaterials) Research Advisor: Dr. Jing Gu

Bachelor'S Of Science, Chemistry

Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematical Physics Research Advisor: Dr. Daniel Gamelin