Jeremy Cody

Jeremy Cody is an Associate Professor in the School of Chemistry and Materials Science within the College of Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), holding a BS from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a PhD from the University of Rochester. His contact details include email jacsch@rit.edu and office GOS-3272.

Research expertise spans:

• Organic solar cell development (small molecule systems, phase separation control)
• Materials synthesis including $$\text{Squaraine}$$ dyes and $$\text{3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene}$$-mediated reactions
• Organic synthesis methodologies (e.g., $$\text{Ethylene Blue}$$ production)
• Stereochemistry education via virtual 3D modeling
• Drug-receptor interaction mechanisms

His publication record features high-impact work in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells (2016) on solar cell morphology, Tetrahedron Letters (2012) on novel syntheses, and Journal of Chemical Education (2012) on pedagogical innovations, demonstrating consistent contributions to both materials science and chemistry education.

Active mentoring occurs through CHEM-493/495 research courses and CHEM-790 thesis supervision, while his teaching portfolio covers the full organic chemistry curriculum from CHMO-232 to advanced topics like CHMO-640 Mechanisms of Drug Interactions.

No scientific awards are specified in the source materials, though his research program shows sustained activity in organic electronic materials and educational methodology development.