Adrian Clark
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- School: University of Saskatchewan
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- Department: Chemistry
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Saskatoon, SK - Dates at University of Saskatchewan: November 2017 - January 2020
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Would take again: Yes
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Awesome
Prof. Adrian is amazing! Even though I haven't done chem in years, I took CHEM 100 with him. His notes are pretty helpful and good! He explains everything in a simpler way so it's easier to understand. I honestly wish he taught all chem classes!
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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It had been years since I had taken Chemistry 30 so when I had to take Chemistry 100 last semester, I was pretty nervous. Professor Clark made everything so easy with organized slides, explained everything clearly, and was pretty funny in class. Chemistry was so much fun and super easy with Professor Clark.
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Would take again: Yes
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Professor Clark is a new professor but super dope! He is easy going, caring and a great lecturer. The class is made up of easy short unit exams instead of midterms and explains everything.
Biography
University of Saskatchewan - Chemistry
Experience
University of Regina
Research Assistant
Studied the atmospheric transport of pesticides and their degradation products using GC/MS and LC/MS in a Class 100 Trace Analysis Facility.
University of Regina
Instructor III - Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Primary Instructor for two undergraduate courses: General Chemistry I and Analytical Chemistry/Biochemistry III - Instrumental Analysis.
University of Calgary
Ph.D. Graduate Student
Developed a highly sensitive gas chromatographic (GC) detector for the analysis of sulfur and phosphorus compounds.
University of Saskatchewan
Laboratory Manager - Department of Chemistry
Adrian worked at University of Saskatchewan as a Laboratory Manager - Department of Chemistry
Education
University of Calgary
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Analytical Chemistry
Queen Elizabeth II Master’s Scholarship
Queen Elizabeth II Doctoral Scholarship
This competition is highly competitive based on academic excellence. Successful students normally have grade point averages of 3.7 or higher while pursuing graduate studies in Alberta.Alberta Graduate Student Scholarship
Alberta Graduate Student Scholarships reward the outstanding academic achievement of students studying at the Master's level.University of Calgary
Ph.D. Graduate Student
Developed a highly sensitive gas chromatographic (GC) detector for the analysis of sulfur and phosphorus compounds.University of Regina
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Chemistry
University of Regina Faculty of Science Dean’s List
Awarded to students displaying academic excellence (term grade point average of at least 85%) in a semester of study.University of Regina Academic Silver Prize
Awarded to students in the top 5 percent of their faculty.University of Regina
Research Assistant
Studied the atmospheric transport of pesticides and their degradation products using GC/MS and LC/MS in a Class 100 Trace Analysis Facility.University of Regina
Instructor III - Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Primary Instructor for two undergraduate courses: General Chemistry I and Analytical Chemistry/Biochemistry III - Instrumental Analysis.
Publications
Spectral Examination of a Multiple Flame Photometric Detector for use in Chromatography
Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Spectral Examination of a Multiple Flame Photometric Detector for use in Chromatography
Canadian Journal of Chemistry
An Improved Multiple Flame Photometric Detector for Gas Chromatography
Journal of Chromatography A
Spectral Examination of a Multiple Flame Photometric Detector for use in Chromatography
Canadian Journal of Chemistry
An Improved Multiple Flame Photometric Detector for Gas Chromatography
Journal of Chromatography A
Properties of a Novel Linear Sulfur Response Mode in a Multiple Flame Photometric Detector
Journal of Chromatography A
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