Graduate-level chemistry problems often require computational thinking — thermodynamic modeling, reaction kinetics equations, and data analysis that goes well beyond intro coursework. Noah's computer science training at Duke gives him a systematic, quantitative approach to breaking down complex chem...

Graduate-level chemistry demands a different kind of thinking — deriving thermodynamic relationships from first principles, interpreting spectroscopic data, or connecting quantum mechanics to bonding behavior. Adam's PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from Northwestern means he's navigated tha...

I am a PhD student in Inorganic Chemistry at Yale University. I've been spreading my love of chemistry for the past several years as a TA for general chemistry, and I'm excited to share my passion with you! Prior to Yale, I got my B.S. in chemistry from Caltech, where I also served as a TA for both ...

Having completed a PhD in Inorganic Chemistry, Andrew tackles graduate-level material — coordination chemistry, group theory, spectroscopic methods — as someone who's been through the qualifying exams and dissertation process himself. He breaks down complex topics like ligand field theory and organo...

Graduate-level chemistry demands fluency with advanced topics like statistical thermodynamics, spectroscopic methods, and complex reaction mechanisms. Christin earned her PhD in Biochemistry and currently teaches in a university chemistry department, so she tackles these subjects as both a researche...

Graduate-level chemistry demands more than content knowledge; it requires the ability to read primary literature critically, design experiments, and think across subdisciplines. Xhesika is currently in a dual Ph.D./Pharm.D. program at UConn specializing in medicinal chemistry and pharmacology, so sh...

Graduate-level chemistry often demands computational approaches — molecular modeling, quantum mechanical calculations, thermodynamic simulations — that sit squarely at the intersection of Snipta's computer science and science backgrounds. Experience at the National Institutes of Health gave her dire...

Graduate-level chemistry often demands fluency across subdisciplines — thermodynamics one week, spectroscopic analysis the next, advanced reaction kinetics after that. Zachary earned his pharmacy doctorate and trained as a pharmaceutical chemist, so he's spent years navigating the overlap between ph...

As a chemistry professor, I am excited to have the opportunity to introduce myself and share with you why I am confident that I would be an excellent teacher for you. First and foremost, I have a passion for teaching chemistry. Chemistry is a fascinating subject that explains the world around us an...

I am a chemistry PhD holder. I have been working as a teaching assistant for general and analytical chemistry courses for five years at the Chemistry department, University of Alberta, Canada. I have also been working as a private tutor for university and high school students.