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After completing her undergraduate degree, Kaitie worked at Syngenta in the process chemistry and analytical chemistry divisions. She then transitioned to the University of Kansas to study Organic Chemistry. Kaitie’s doctoral research focused on the development and mechanistic probing of novel synthetic methods that leverage photoredox-facilitated decarboxylation in catalytic small molecule functionalization. After completing her Ph.D., Kaitie continued to be involved in fundamental research as an Assistant Professor. She pursued independent research in metal-mediated rearrangements, photochemical rearrangements, and asymmetric cycloadditions. Additionally, she has participated in collaborative efforts in chemical ecology.
Kaitie has authored articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals, including ACS Catalysis, Chemical Science, Journal of Organic Chemistry, Chemistry A European Journal, and European Journal of Organic Chemistry.
Education
Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, University of Kansas
B.A. cum laude, Chemistry, Sweet Briar College
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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Education
Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, University of Kansas
B.A. cum laude, Chemistry, Sweet Briar College
Bar Admissions
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
