Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae
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| Personal | ||
| Born: (birthname Effgen)
Married: Elke Ingeborg Kaminsky Children: Maria Judith Kaminsky |
22.10.1959 24.8.1988 17.7.1996 3.8.1998 |
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| Boardmemberships | ||
| German Language School, Seattle | 2003- | |
| Education | ||
| University of Cologne
Thesis Advisor: Prof. S. Haussuehl
*) Masters thesis **) Habilitation (venia legendi) is the official qualification to teach at universities in Germany. To some extend it is like a second - 'big' - PhD. |
1986 (Diploma *)
1990 (PhD) 2000 (Habilitation**)
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| Professional Experience | ||
| 1.PHYSIKALISCHES INSTITUT, Cologne, Germany
Studental assistant INST. FÜR KRISTALLOGRAPHIE, Cologne, Germany Studental assistant Postdoctorial Research Associate to Prof. S. Haussuehl JESUS COLLEGE, OXFORD, United Kingdom Tutor UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, United Kingdom Research Fellow Departmental Lecturer Research Fellow UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, Seattle, USA Visiting Scientist Research Associate Professor / Crystallographer INST. FÜR KRISTALLOGRAPHIE, Cologne, Germany Adjunct Professor for Crystallography |
1983-1984
1985-1990 1990-1994, 1996
1994-1995
1997-1998 1998 1999
1999-2000 2000-
2001- |
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| Honors and Awards | ||
| British Philips Physical Crystallography Price
[IUCr 4 (1996) 12]
German DFG-Habilitation award British EPSRC-Research Grant |
April 1995
$70,000; 1994-1996 1997-1998 |
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| Teaching in Seattle | ||
| BSTR 519 WINTER 2002/2003 1-credit, extension to BSTR 515: "Computer
Laboratory Experience in the Chemistry X-ray Laboratory"
GEN ST 197 V # 9678 AUTUMN 2002 1-credit, Freshman Seminar: " Diving Deep: X-ray structure determination" GEN ST 391 Spring 2001 3-credits, "Crystal structure determination" GEN ST 391 Summer 2001 3-credits, "Mathematical tools and crystallographic computing" GEN ST 391 Fall 2001 3-credits, "Physical properties of crystals" |
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| Current Research Group | ||
| Undergraduate:
Graduate: Visitors: |
none
none Javier Herreras-Cedres |
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| Research Interests | ||
| Correlation of crystal structures with chiro-optical properties | ||
| OTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT and income sources | ||
| Active (including overheads) | ||
| Crystallographic service for the Dep. of Chemistry
NSF 'Optical Probes of Crystal Growth Mechanisms' until 2004 RRF 'Novel Microscope' |
50% salary
50% salary $28,000 one year |
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| Pending | ||
| CPAC (PI) 'fast birefringence imaging microscope'
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$60,000 total
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| Expired | ||
| PRF (co - PI) 'Interpretation of Gyration Tensors' two years
NSF-IGERT (paid by the Centre for Nanotechnology) until end of 2002 |
$60,000 total
25% salary |
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| declined | ||
| Packard Foundation (co - PI) 'Imaging Chirality in complex diseased tissues'
NIH (co - PI) 'Circular Dichroism Imaging of Neuropathologies' |
$250,000 initially
$130,000 initially |
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