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Amy Jenne is an Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream at the University of Toronto, Mississauga campus. Her work bridges nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, metabolomics, and science education, with a focus on environmental chemistry and accessibility in laboratory settings.
- Research Focus: Development of advanced NMR techniques for metabolic profiling in Daphnia magna, environmental monitoring of industrial effluents, and nanoparticle toxicity analysis.
- Educational Innovation: Creation of accessible laboratory experiments for students with disabilities, integration of metacognitive practices in chemistry education, and implementation of community-engaged learning projects.
- Technological Integration: Development of digital microfluidics-NMR platforms for real-time reaction monitoring and low-field NMR experiments for undergraduate teaching.
- Email: amy.jenne@mail.utoronto.ca
Recent Research Trends: Her publications highlight innovations in NMR spectroscopy sensitivity, applications of benchtop NMR in education, and interdisciplinary approaches to environmental metabolomics and pedagogical research.
Future Directions: Amy aims to expand community-engaged learning practices in analytical chemistry courses, fostering partnerships with community groups to solve real-world chemical problems through student-led projects.
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