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Zaleski JM
Professor
Department of Chemistry
Indiana university
USA
Biography
Prof Zaleski has received his PhD at Michigan State University during the period of 1988-1993. Currently he is a Professor of Chemistry at Indiana University. He has successfully completed his Administrative responsibilities as a Director of Graduate Studies and as a frequent reviewer for NSF and NIH as well as industrial consultant. He is serving as an editorial member of several reputed journals like Metallomics Advances in Physical Chemistry and AntiCancer Agents in Medicinal Chemistry. He has authored 85 research articles and is a member of the American Chemical Society. He has been honored with several teaching awards and Research Corporation Innovation Award.
Research Interest
Analytical and physical analysis of chemical and biological reactions as well as synthesis of biologically relevant small molecules with therapeutic potential.
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