Scott Grayson
Scott was born in St. Louis, MO and graduated from Chaminade College Preparatory. He came to Tulane for the first time to carry out Bachelors degrees in Chemistry, Mathematics, and History in 1996, and then moved to the University of Bradford where he completed a masters degree in Archaeological Chemistry under the direction of Professor Carl P. Heron in 1998. He completed his doctoral studies in Chemistry in 2002 at the University of California, Berkeley with Professor Jean Frechet, developing new dendritic architectures for biological applications. He continued his training as a post-doctoral researcher in the labs of C. Grant Willson, at the University of Texas at Austin developing new polymer materials for photolithography and biosensing, and has been an Assistant Professor at Tulane University since 2005.
Brennan Curole, from Larose, LA
B.S. Chemistry, Nicholls State University, 2019
Joseph Giesen, from Defiance, Missouri
B.S. Chemistry, Sewanee: the University of the South, 2010
Oluwapelumi Kareem, from Metairie, Louisiana
B.S. Biology, Xavier University, 2015
Christopher Keller, from Madisonville, LA
B.S. Polymer Science, University of Southern Mississippi, 2015
Ashley Miles, from Missouri City, TX
B.S. Chemistry, University of Houston, 2013
M.S. Chemistry, Texas A&M University, 2018
McKenna Redding, from Newnan, Georgia
B.S. Chemistry, University of Tampa, 2017
Ca'ra Schexnayder, from New Orleans, LA
B.S. Chemistry, Xavier University, 2011
