 Bin Wang received her Ph.D. (2004) from Queen’s University, Canada. Her doctoral studies with Richard
D. Oleschuk and J. Hugh Horton spanned the areas of analytical chemistry,
nanotechnology, and surface chemistry, which involved developing polymer
materials to fabricate microfluidic devices and further chemical
modification of polymer surfaces for specific microfluidic applications.
After finishing her Ph.D., Dr. Wang conducted a one-year postdoctoral
research with P. Martin Petkovich at Queen’s University to develop antigen-
and antibody-modified polymer microdevices. In 2005, she joined Kevin M.
Weeks’ research group at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Her postdoctoral work involved applying the newly developed RNA structure-analyzing technology to monitor ligand-induced
conformational changes in tRNAs and mRNAs. Dr. Wang’s areas of interest are RNA biochemistry and nanotechnology. |
Department of Chemistry
Marshall
University
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV
25755
Phone: (304) 696-3456
E-mail: wangb@marshall.edu
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