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Scott Van Arman is a Professor of Chemistry, specializing in synthetic organic chemistry and analytical methods. He holds a B.S. from Michigan State University and a Ph.D. from Ohio State University. His research focuses on developing innovative synthetic techniques, including reductive amination for fluorescent chemosensors, selective oxidation processes, and biomimetic transfer hydrogenation. Recent work emphasizes transfer hydrogenation of conjugated alkenes using a novel Hantzsch amide reagent that eliminates chromatography, a significant advancement in green chemistry.
- Education:
- B.S., Michigan State University
- Ph.D., Ohio State University
His research interests span synthetic methodology, fluorescent sensor design, and catalytic systems, with applications in both academic and industrial settings. Key contributions include ratiometric fluorescence probes for metal ions and solvent optimization for oxidation reactions. He has advised multiple undergraduate students in experimental chemistry projects.
Teaching includes foundational courses in general and organic chemistry, emphasizing hands-on laboratory experiences. His pedagogical work includes integrating HPLC techniques into introductory courses and developing undergraduate experiments on dye synthesis and luminescent materials.
