About Me
My graduate tenure was a complete gamut of scientific education; from science policy seminars to endless nights of bench-work to rebuilding HPLCs, I did it all and primarily in the interest of studying the anti-tumor agent bleomycin. As a result of my graduate work I contributed to several publications and one patent. During the last year of graduate school (and outside the scope of my dissertation work) I developed a novel method for separating the enantiomers of a precious natural product and was asked to stay as a Post- Doctoral Research Associate to finish the project. I am now actively seeking positions in academics or industry relation to medicinal/organic chemistry and analytical chemistry positions, especially relating to (HP)LC.
Science Philosphy
I also believe in doing proper science, which means attention to detail and performing due diligence. The name ‘Trevor’ actually means ‘prudent in practice’, and it fits. I think far too much science today is done in the interest of publications, deadlines, politics and obviously greed. I simply like to understand the way things work and solve problems.
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