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Articles 1–20. Professor of Chemistry, University of Rhode Island - Cited by 4,071 - Bioanalytical chemistry - nanoscience - nanofabrication - biophysical chemistry.
Jason Dwyer is a leader in architecture, engineering and construction with a passion for exceptional work and client satisfaction. He oversees the operations of Wight's design and construction group and helps clients realize their visions across multiple markets.
Prof. Jason R. Dwyer. Principal Investigator. Linkedin. Research Interests. How do molecules work, and how can we better put them to work for us? Bioanalytical, biophysical, & materials chemistry; nanoscience. Personal Interests. WWII history, Canadian spelling, Theatre, Fountain Pens, Judo & Jiu Jitsu, Whisky & good cocktails.
Jason R. Dwyer. Professor of Chemistry Department of Chemistry, University of Rhode Island 401-874-4648 // jason_dwyer@uri.edu // Website – Dept. / Research. Education. 1998-2005. 1994-1998 5/1998-8/1998. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry – Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada Postgraduate Fellowships A&B.
Jason Dwyer is President of Design & Construction at Wight and is responsible for setting the vision and leading the operations of the architecture, engineering, and construction group.
Jan 14, 2020 · Jason Dwyer is an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Rhode Island who develops tools to detect single molecules using nanopores. He works on applications for medical diagnostics, pharmaceutical quality control, and glycomics analysis, and has won several awards for his innovation.
Professor of Chemistry at University of Rhode Island · Experience: University of Rhode Island · Education: Brock University · Location: Kingston · 348 connections on LinkedIn. View Jason Dwyer...
