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Gregory Gabriel is a Lecturer in the Chemistry Department at Oglethorpe University. He holds a B.S. from New York University and a Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin. His research focuses on polymer science, nanotechnology, and chemical biology, with an emphasis on antimicrobial agents, drug delivery systems, and material design for biomedical applications. Dr. Gabriel has contributed to advancements in polymer education through tools like PUNK, an online resource integrating polymer topics into organic chemistry curricula.
His research interests include the synthesis of functional polymers for fire-retardancy, nanoparticle catalysis, and sensor technologies. Recent work explores membrane-active cationic molecules and self-assembly mechanisms, as well as the design of selective heavy metal sensors. Over 15 years, his publications span diverse subfields such as enzyme inhibition, cancer biomarkers, and supramolecular chemistry, demonstrating a multidisciplinary approach.
Dr. Gabriel teaches undergraduate chemistry courses and actively engages in academic outreach. His lab focuses on translating fundamental chemical principles into practical applications for healthcare and environmental safety. Collaborative projects include developing biocompatible materials and sustainable polymer systems.
