Dr. Daugulis Group
We have projects for organic, inorganic, and polymer incoming students, with most of the group focusing on organic methodology.Our main interests are as follows:
- Development of new organic methodology by applying organometallic chemistry to organic chemistry problems.
- Organometallic chemistry of palladium, copper, silver, gold, and cobalt.
- Late transition metal catalyzed olefin polymerization.
Students
and postdoctoral associates in the group can choose the project they
decide to pursue. Subsequently they have a large degree of freedom with
respect to the direction of research. Group philosophy is that while
scientific discussions are encouraged, ultimately each person has
his/her own project or projects and is responsible for making the
chemistry work. This allows students to learn problem-solving skills
that are invaluable when entering the "real" world.
Contact Information:
Lamar Fleming Jr. Building
3585 Cullen Blvd., Room 112
Houston, TX 77204-5003
Postdoctoral candidates: If interested in joining the group, please send by regular mail to the above address a letter of intent and why joining my group would be beneficial to your career development. Postdoctoral applications via email will not be answered.
Graduate students who are asking for admission - I have nothing to do with admissios. Please apply at https://uh.edu/nsm/students/graduate/apply-link/ and if you are accepted and do well in introductory classes, you will be able to join the group.
Link to Welch Hackerman Award and movie
Pictures from Hackerman Award ceremony
Pictures from Cope Scholar Award
Advice for students thinking about graduate school
An interview, not necessarily in English
