Thomas Singleton Email & Phone Number

Montreal, QC, CA

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

I work as part of a team developing new technologies for incorporating radioactive 18F into novel tracers for PET scans. My position involves small-molecule synthesis, purification, and analysis; optimization of biological and structural properties; radiochemistry; and in vitro and in vivo testing.

Montreal, Canada Area

I identify and develop new candidate tracers for PET scanning, with the goal of earlier identification and improved tracking of the progress of Alzheimer's disease. My work involves identifying candidate target molecules that interact with receptors associated with Alzheimer's, and adapting their synthesis to allow the incorporation of a radioactive.

Manchester, United Kingdom

My current research was focused on developing new, switchable catalysts (using either light or chemical stimuli) that allow for efficient and selective synthesis of pharmaceuticals and other fine chemicals. We work in teams to synthesize, screen, and optimize these new catalysts.

Montreal, Canada

I completed my Ph.D. in Materials Chemistry in the McGill University Chemistry Department. My research interests centred around designing and using materials with interesting optical properties, especially those containing the azobenzene chromophore. My project involved synthesizing and studying these materials, with applications in interfacing optics with.

Montreal, Canada

While conducting my Ph.D. research, I also served as a teaching assistant. My duties included grading lab reports, scheduling and conducting interviews with students to assess comprehension, and helping to modernize and rewrite sections of the instructional manuals. I also ran a tutorial section, which included crafting and presenting lectures and practise.

Peterborough, Canada

I worked as an undergraduate research assistant in the Inorganic Materials Research Laboratory under the supervision of Professor Andrew J. Vreugdenhil. Our research focused on the formulation, application and testing of new organic-inorganic hybrid coatings to protect aircraft aluminum from corrosion. This work involved synthesising new organic.

Peterborough, Canada

During my undergraduate studies, I also worked as a teaching assistant and exam grader. My duties included instructing and supervising students in the laboratory, grading laboratory reports, and marking final examination papers.Courses taught included:Chemistry 2500H and 2510H: Elements of Physical Chemistry I and II (teaching assistant)Chemistry 100.

Doctorate, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: McGill Choral Society, Cantiamo Choir• Research on photo-active materials, energy conversion, interfacing.

Honours Bachelor Of Science, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Trent University Chemistry Undergraduate Society, Trent University Concert Choir• Course-based program with.