Assistant Professor of Materials Chemistry @UofGC
Guelph, Ontario
Joined April 2012
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Jen Murphy retweeted
Really proud to see this work out in @ChemicalScience!!! We explored a new approach to tunable sustained drug release materials. Therapeutic Coordination Polymers (TCPs) operate as degradation-based drug-release materials.
NEW in Chemical Science 📣
Therapeutic coordination polymers: tailoring drug release through metal–ligand interactions by V. Nicholas Vukotic et al.
🔗 doi.org/10.1039/D4SC00732H
@nick_vukotic @UWindsor
📌 #ChemSciCovers
Happy International Women's Day! The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences is proud of women whose passion for STEM led them to study, research, and teach at the University of Guelph. #IWD2023 #EmbraceEquity #UofG
uoguel.ph/iww2023ceps
ALT Headshots of Jennifer Murphy, Dr. Yan Yan, Dr. Guneet Kaur, Zarin Tasnim, and Courtney Allen underneath red rectangle encapsulating text
Surprise 🎉 It’s my first official day as Assistant Professor @UofgC! 👩🔬🧪Special thanks to all my past mentors for all of their support and encouragement! @ChemMouse @nick_vukotic @LongLabCal @DRMacFarlane @LouiseDawe @RowleyGroup
Jen Murphy retweeted
So proud of the #WomenInScience in the #vukgroup I have and had the pleasure to work with! @joykobti @mdao95 @Jenmurphy831 Madeleine Chang and Melissa Berberi :-) #INTERNATIONALDAYOFWOMENINSCIENCE
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science is this Friday, #February11.
Let’s celebrate Canada’s women in science past, present and future.
@UN_Women
#InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience #WomenInScience #GirlsInScience #CdnSci
Jen Murphy retweeted
What the heck is a Therapeutic Coordination Polymer (TCP)? Learn about our alterative approach to #MOF based drug release materials! Pin in your itinerary and watch the awesome @jenmurphy831 pre-recorded talk cic.econference.io/public/10… #CCCE2021 #IUPAC2021 #vukgroup @ChemUWindsor
If you’re attending #IUPAC2021 #CCCE2021 you can 📌my talk to your itinerary to see what I’ve been up to since joining the #Vukgroup @ChemUWindsor👇 Ask Qs live @ Q & A session 📆Monday August 16 from 2-2:50 pm EST or on the #CCCE2021 discussion board. @nick_vukotic
If you’re attending #IUPAC2021 #CCCE2021 you can 📌my talk to your itinerary to see what I’ve been up to since joining the #Vukgroup @ChemUWindsor👇 Ask Qs live @ Q & A session 📆Monday August 16 from 2-2:50 pm EST or on the #CCCE2021 discussion board. @nick_vukotic
Jen Murphy retweeted
Due to unexpected circumstances, I have a vacant PhD position in Winter 2022, includes international PhD scholarship. Working on #high-throughput materials discovery, #MOFs, gas sorption, and in-situ XRD on an awesome new platform👇 More info at vukgroup.com RT plz 🙏
Congratulations Dr. Andrea! 🥳🎉 I just wish I was home to celebrate with you!
PhD done ✅ I don’t know where the last 5 years have gone! NL you have made me a better person and allowed me to meet some forever lifelong true friends. Thanks to @WellerYorkChem for the gown and allowing me to get a nice picture, even with a virtual defence 🥳 @ChemMouse
Jen Murphy retweeted
Some openings in the group for Fall 2021 and Winter 2022 - July 1 marks our deadline for Fall admission. If anyone wants to chat about prospective MSc or PhD positions, please get in touch! @ChemUWindsor @UWindsor @ScienceUWindsor
So grateful to have received an honorable mention for #ChemiSTEAM 2020! You can read all about my crystal babies that inspired my entry in the latest issue of CIC NEWS. Thank you to @LouiseDawe, @vancew, @DrummerBoy2112 and @CIC_ChemInst!
cheminst.ca/magazine/article…
Here is a link to the video my images were taken from! @nick_vukotic best lab purchase ever.
youtube.com/watch?v=loz4YWDx…
Jen Murphy retweeted
I’ll be looking for two PDFs to work on a fast paced one year project focused on separations. Still finalizing the paper work with the granting agency so I can’t say much more. The project will focus on MOFs and organic polymers.
Jen Murphy retweeted
.@Jenmurphy831, Fran Kerton (@ChemMouse), & coworkers turn shellfish waste into sponge-like materials to absorb dyes and crude oil from polluted water! @MemorialUChem research in #MatterIssue18. @MUN_Science #greenchemistry
Read it here: bit.ly/3ac3bAA
This article in @MaterialsToday is a great overview of how and why a sponge like material was formed by accident during our @ChemMouse experiments. @MemorialUChem @MUN_Science
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Jen Murphy retweeted
Calcium carbonate is usually known for being hard and chalky, but researchers have found a way to make absorbent pads from the material
chemistryworld.com/news/inor…
