Alison B. Altman
Assistant Professor
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Postdoctoral Researcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Northwestern University Advisor: Danna Freedman
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley 2017, Advisors: John Arnold and Stefan Minasian
B.S., Yale University 2012
Tiffany Conrad
Graduate Student
Tiffany was raised in Altoona, Pennsylvania. She received her B.S. in Chemistry from Saint Francis University in Pennsylvania with a concentration in Nanotechnology. As part of her studies, Tiffany participated in classes at Penn State University in their Nanofabrication Manufacturing Technology program. In her free time, she is usually working on some sort of craft, listening to music, or watching history shows.
Paris Reuel
Graduate Student
Paris Reuel's current research interests are in the bonding nature of lanthanide and aluminum metal centers. Prior to joining the Altman lab, Reuel was a student intern at Sandia National Labs researching and developing novel lanthanide, aluminum, scandium, yttrium, precursors for processing into materials with application in obscurants, precipitation agents, and thermal and radiation resistance. Reuel received a B.S. in Chemistry and a B.S. in Statistics with honors from the University of New Mexico. In his free time Reuel likes to play tennis, games, and enjoys spending time on the trails hiking and camping.
Thomas Stowell
Undergraduate Student
Thomas is researching reductive lanthanide chemistry as well as electropositive metalloligands. He also loves playing the piano, dogs, chemistry, and being a student here at Texas A&M University!