Development and Application of Radionuclear Methods of Analysis
Our research focuses on the development of radionuclear methods of analysis and the application of these techniques to problems in a variety of areas. The common theme that links our research projects in areas as diverse as environmental science, neurological disorders, and archaeology is the use of the unique properties of the nucleus to investigate problems that frequently cannot be addressed with other chemical techniques.
Check out the Research Pages for a detailed description of our research projects.
The site also contains a list of our Publications and a description of Courses in radionuclear chemistry at the University of Missouri.
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Dr. J. David Robertson |
| Professor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and | |
| Program Director, MURR Analytical Chemistry Group | |
| University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211 | |
| RobertsonJo@missouri.edu | |
| Post Doctoral Fellow, 1987-1988, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory | |
| Ph.D., 1986, Chemistry (Nuclear), University of Maryland, College Park, MD | |
| B.S., 1982, Chemistry, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO | |
This page was last updated on 10/16/00.