Group photo, December 2019
Mr. Ke Zhang, PhD Candidate, EECE (2017-)
Project: Fate of nucleic acid pesticides from genetically modified crops
Degrees held: Master, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Bachelor, Zheng Zhou University
Hobbies: Jogging and swimming
Contact Information: ke.zhang@wustl.edu
Ms. Anamika Chatterjee, PhD student, EECE (2019-)
Project: LC-UV and LC-MS/MS analysis of biomolecules
Degrees held: MS, Northwestern University; BTech, Nirma University
Hobbies: Historical fiction novels, hiking, biking, badminton, painting
Contact Information: anamika.c@wustl.edu
Awards: Best Student Presentation (MAEEC 2020)
Mr. Moshan Chen, PhD student, EECE (2018-)
Project: Radical chemical reactions in natural and engineered systems
Degrees held: BA, Stony Brook University; MS, Purdue University
Contact Information: moshan.chen@wustl.edu
Mr. Stephen Sharkey, PhD student, EECE (2018-)
Project: Semivolatile agrochemical transport in the environment
Degrees held: Bachelors, University of Akron
Hobbies: Amateur Magic the Gathering Player
Contact Information: s.sharkey@wustl.edu
Awards: Teaching Award for Undergraduate Courses (EECE)
Mr. Kun Pu Ho, PhD independent study student, EECE (2020-)
Project: Fate of nucleic acid pesticides from genetically modified crops
Ms. Jackie Rogers, PhD independent study student, EECE (2020-)
Project: Agrochemical transformation reactions
Mr. Carter Rholl, Masters Student, EECE (2020-)
Project: Reactions in energy production systems, treatment of algae-impacted water
Awards: WUSTL Undergraduate Research Award for Conference Travel (to present at AEESP 2019), May 2019
Mr. Adam Stein, BS student, EECE (2019-)
Project: Semivolatile agrochemical transport in the environment
Ms. Jourdan He, BS student, EECE (2019-)
Project: Radical chemical reactions in natural and engineered systems
Former Parker Lab Members
Mr. Joe Hodge, MS student, EECE (2019-)
Project: Fate and interactions of RNAi biopesticides
Degrees held: B Eng, Vanderbilt University
Hobbies: hiking, violin, mandolin, photography
Contact Information: joseph.hodge@wustl.edu
Awards: Dean’s Scholarship
Ms. Grace Park, Post Bacc student (2019-2020)
Project: Adsorption of biomolecules
Degrees held: BS, Santa Clara University
Mr. Carter Rholl, B.S. Student, EECE (2018-2019)
Project: Reactions in energy production systems
Awards: WUSTL Undergraduate Research Award for Conference Travel (to present at AEESP 2019), May 2019
Mr. Matthew LaMacchia, B.S. Student, EECE (2019 )
Project: Reactions in energy production systems
Dr. Kamol Das, postdoctoral research scientist (2018-2019)
Project: Fate of nucleic acid pesticides from genetically modified crops
Mr. Zhiyao Li, graduate student, EECE (2018)
Project: Fate of nucleic acid pesticides from genetically modified crops
Ms. Lin Zhang, graduate student, EECE (2018)
Project: Reactions in energy production systems
Ms. Jingmiao Wei, graduate student, EECE (2018)
Project:Fate of nucleic acid pesticides from genetically modified crops
Ms. Aditi Sharma, Summer Research Intern, IIT Gandhinagar, 2018
Project: Reactions in energy production systems
Mr. M. Shen, WUSTL Graduate Student, 2018
Project: Radical reactions in energy production systems
Ms. A. Mishrra, WUSTL Graduate Student, 2017
Project: Damage of biomolecules by halogen radicals
Prior to WUSTL:
Ms. K. Sodnikar, ETH Zurich PhD Student
Project: Biomacromolecular pesticides
Mr. L. Portenier, ETH Zurich MS Student
Project: Biomacromolecular pesticides
Mr. B. Clerc, ETH Zurich MS Student
Project: Biomacromolecular pesticides
Ms. K. Furst, Stanford Graduate Student
Project: Contribution of halogen oxidants to organic matter photobleaching
Ms. A. Szczuka, Stanford Graduate Student
Project: Damage to proteins and viruses due to halogen oxidants
Ms. S. Chen, Galileo Academy high school student
Project: Impact of halides on disinfection by-product formation
Mr. C. Chinn, Galileo Academy high school teacher
Projects: Quantifying the reactivity of halogen oxidants; Impact of halides on disinfection by-product formation
Ms. S. Fobi, Stanford Graduate Student
Project: Disinfection by-product formation in flowback-impacted river water
Ms. N. Nordin, Stanford Graduate Student
Project: Disinfection by-product formation in flowback-impacted river water
