The Reimer Gr up
Five Recent Invited Talks
“Site-Dependent 13 C Chemical Shifts of CO Adsorbed on Pt Electrocatalysts,” Patrick McGrath, Aurora Marie Fojas, Jeffrey A. Reimer, Elton J. Cairns, 2008 Journal of Physical Chemistry C 10.1021/jp806068t.
“Biocatalyst Activity in Non-Aqueous Environments Correlates with Centisecond- Range Protein Motions,” Ross K. Eppler, Elton P. Hudson, Shannon D. Chase, Jonathan S. Dordick, Jeffrey A. Reimer, and Douglas S. Clark, 2008 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 105 15672-15677.
“’Ex-situ’ magnetic resonance volume imaging,” Vasiliki Demas, John M. Frank, Louis S. Bouchard, Dimitris Sakellariou, Carlos Merilies, Rachel Martin, Pablo J. Prado, Alejandro Bussandri, Jeffrey A. Reimer, Alex Pines, 2009 Chemical Physics Letters 467 398-401.
“Active-Site Motions and Polarity Enhance Catalytic Turnover of Hydrated Subtilisin Dissolved in Organic Solvents,” Elton P. Hudson, Ross K. Eppler, Julianne M. Beaudoin, Jonathan S. Dordick, Jeffrey A. Reimer, and Douglas S. Clark, 2009 Journal of the American Chemical Society 131 4294-4300.
“Modeling 1HNMR transverse magnetization decay in polysiloxane-silica composites,” Brian P. Mayer, Sarah C. Chinn, Robert S. Maxwell, and Jeffrey A. Reimer, 2009 Chemical Engineering Science 64 4684-4692.
“Electro-oxidation kinetics of adsorbed CO on platinum electrocatalysts,” Patrick McGrath, Aurora Marie Fojas, Jeffrey A. Reimer, and Elton J. Cairns, 2009 Chemical Engineering Science 64 4765-4771.
“Optical pumping of nuclear magnetization in GaAs/AlAs quantum wells of variable electron density," Bo Li, Patrick Coles, Jeffrey A. Reimer, Philip Dawson and Carlos A. Meriles, 2010 Solid State Communications 150 450-453.
“Optical polarization of 13C nuclei in diamond through nitrogen vacancy centers," Jonathan P. King, Patrick J. Coles, Jeffrey A. Reimer, 2010 Physical Review B 81 073201.
“Nuclear hyperpolarization in solids and the prospects for nuclear spintronics," Jeffrey A. Reimer 2010 Solid State Magnetic Resonance 37 3-12.
“Helicity independent optically-pumped nuclear magnetic resonance in gallium arsenide," Yunpu Li, Jonathan P. King, Le Peng, Maria C. Tamargo, Jeffrey A. Reimer, and Carlos A. Meriles, 2011 Applied Physics Letters 98 112101.
“Suppression of probe background signals via B1 field inhomogeneity,” Jian Feng, Jeffrey A. Reimer, 2011 Journal of Magnetic Resonance 209 300.
Ten Recent Papers
“Proton-conducting rare earth phosphates for fuel cell applications,” Invited Lecture, International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies, December 2010.
“Energy Storage and Utilization, Fuel Cells and Li Batteries, “ Invited Lecture, “Energy Challenges for Advanced Materials and Processes- EnCAMP 2011, Cappadocia, Turkey. May 2011.
“Spin Control Without the Politics,” Colloquium, Department of Chemistry, New York University, September 2011.
“Optical Re-writable Patterns of Nuclear Magnetization in Gallium Arsenide,” Invited lecture, 53rd ENC, Miami, Florida, April 2012.
“NMR Characterization of Metal-Organic Frameworks for Carbon Capture,” Invited Lecture, Department of Energy Basic Energy Sciences Separations and Analysis Meeting, April 2012 Annapolis, Maryland.
Full List of Publications
Chemical Engineering Design and Analysis - An Introduction. T. Michael Duncan and Jeffrey A. Reimer, Cambridge University Press, 1998.
Applied Spectroscopy, Jeffrey A. Reimer and Cecil R. Dybowski, Oxford University Press, scheduled for publication Spring, 2013.
Books
Referred Papers