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Dr. Andrew K. Bohaty

Carnegie Mellon University
4400 Fifth Avenue
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
(412) 268-4391
abohaty@andrew.cmu.edu

EDUCATION
	University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah	November 2007

	Ph.D. Organic Chemistry

	Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon	August 2001—May 2003
	Glendale Community College, Glendale, Arizona	August 1999— May 2001
	B.S. Chemistry

Graduate Student, University of Utah, Chemistry Department Salt Lake City, Utah

2003—2007

	Advisor: Professor Ilya Zharov
	Project: Controlling Transport of Molecules and Ions through Chemically Modified Opal Films and Membranes


	Undergraduate Research: Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon	August 2002—May 2003
	Advisor: Professor Louis Quo
	Project: Aldehyde and Ketone Reduction with Aqueous Metallocence Complexes

Teaching Assistant, University of Utah, Chemistry Department Salt Lake City, Utah

January 2004—May 2004

	Advisor: Professor Cynthia Burrows
	Organic Chemistry


	Teaching Assistant, University of Utah, Chemistry Department Salt Lake City, Utah	January 2004—May 2004
	Advisor: Professor Peter Beal
	Organic Chemistry

	Teaching Assistant, University of Utah, Chemistry Department Salt Lake City, Utah	August 2003—Dec. 2003

	Advisor: Professor Bub (Merle) Carlson
	Organic Chemistry Laboratory

2006-2007		Graduate School Travel Assistance Award, University of Utah
2004		Dow Chemical First Year Award, University of Utah
2003		American Chemical Society Division of Analytical Chemistry Undergraduate Award
2003		Pioneer Athletic Club Male Scholar Athlete of the Year
2003		Rena Ratte Finalist
2001-2003		The H & R Block Foundation Scholarship, Lewis & Clark College
2000-2001		NJCAA Academic All-American, Glendale Community College
1999-2001		Presidential Scholarship, Glendale Community College

	•	American Chemical Society (ACS)
	•	Materials Research Society (MRS)
	•	Phi Beta Kappa

	•	Andrew K. Bohaty “Diffusion of Molecules and Ions Through Opal Films and Membranes.” Seminar, Department of Chemistry, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon, November 26, 2007.
	•	Andrew K. Bohaty and Zharov, I. “Suspended Self-Assembled Opal Membranes.” 233rd American Chemical Society National Meeting and Exposition, Chicago, Illinois, March 25-29, 2007.
	•	Andrew K. Bohaty; Newton, M. R.; White, H. S.; and Zharov, I. “Chemically Modified Opals as Thin Permselective Nanoporous Membranes.” 39th National Organic Symposium, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 12 – 16, 2005 (poster).

	•	Bohaty, A. K.; Zharov, I. “Acid-Controlled Cation Permselectivity in Amine-Modified Colloidal Crystals Suspended in Glass.” Submitted, 2008.
	•	Bohaty, A. K.; Newton, M. R.; Zharov, I. “Light-Controlled Ion Transport through Spiropyran-Modified Silica Colloidal Crystals.” Submitted, 2008.
	•	Wang, G.; Bohaty, A. K.; Zharov, I.; White, H. S. “Photon Gated Transport at the Glass Nanopore Electrode.” J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128, 13553-13558.
	•	Bohaty, A. K.; Zharov, I. “Suspended Self-Assembled Opal Membranes.” Langmuir 2006, 22, 5533-5536.
	•	Newton, M. R.; Bohaty, A. K.; Zhang, Y.; White, H. S.; Zharov, I. “pH- and Ionic Strength-Controlled Cation Permselectivity in Amine-Modified Nanoporous Opal Films.” Langmuir 2006, 22, 4429-4432.
	•	Newton, M. R.; Bohaty, A. K.; White, H. S.; Zharov, I. “Chemically Modified Opals as Thin Permselective Nanoporous Membranes.” J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2005, 127, 7268-7269.

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