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Joseph B. Lambert

Research Professor Professor Emeritus

Northwestern University

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Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Joseph B. Lambert is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Professor Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University.

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Joseph B. Lambert

Northwestern University

Research Professor Professor Emeritus

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chemistry transition metal chemistry materials science organic chemistry nuclear magnetic resonance structural chemistry coordination chemistry archaeology spectroscopy molecular biology organometallic chemistry chemical engineering nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy archaeological science inorganic chemistry bioarchaeology chemical synthesis molecular structure archaeological methods magnetic resonance bone research quantum chemistry archaeological excavations solid-state nmr spectroscopy surface reactivity chemical sciences material chemistry vibrational spectroscopy selective separation plant science magnetic resonance spectroscopy archaeological evidence structural molecular biology trace metals field archaeology wood chemistry organometallic catalysis heterocycle chemistry archaeological record paleoanthropology structural composition structure elucidation catalyst activation crystal structures bone density relaxation process chemical composition conformational studies molecular spectroscopy excavated human bone x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy ion structure glycosylation historical archaeology imaging spectroscopy synthetic chemistry polymer synthesis american archaeology solvent extraction coordination complex bone health bone metabolism free silylium ion stable b-silyl carbocation tricoordinate stannylium cation plant exudates metal-organic frameworks cretaceous amber nmr spectroscopy distortion analysis molecular classification distant coordination silyl cation crystallographic evidence related manifestations trimesitylsilylium cation

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First Biological Inclusion in Upper Cretaceous Texas Amber, USA. Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana (2023)

Paulina Cifuentes-RuizVirginia FriedmanJoseph B. LambertGeorge MustoeAlejandro BugarinFrancisco J. Vega

biological inclusioncretaceous periodearth sciencegeology

Characterization of Phenolic Plant Exudates by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Journal of Natural Products (2021)

Joseph B. LambertJorge A. Santiago-BlayYuyang WuTayde A. ContrerasConnor L. JohnsonChristina M. Bisulca

natural productsbiophysicsphenolic plant exudatespolyphenolicsplant physiologybiomolecular engineeringspectroscopynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyphytochemistryplant biochemistryplant sciencenuclear magnetic resonancenatural product researchplant analysisbiochemistry

Structural Changes From Heating Amber and Copal as Observed by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2020)

Joseph B. LambertTruongan V. NguyenAllison J. LevyYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago‐Blay

biophysicssolid-state nmr spectroscopysurface scienceoptical propertiescrystal researchvibrational spectroscopymolecular structurespectroscopynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopymolecular biologystructural chemistrychemistrythermal analysiscrystal engineeringchemical structurenuclear magnetic resonancemolecular spectroscopyspectra-structure correlation

The Shielding Effect of the Double Bond in 2‐Norbornene and α‐Pinene and β‐Pinene. Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry (2018)

Eugene P. MazzolaJoseph B. LambertClark D. Ridge

thin filmsdouble bondstructural chemistrycatalyst activationsurface reactivitybiochemical engineeringoptical propertiescoordination chemistrycatalysisnanoelectronicsselective separationgreen bondsbiological engineeringtransition metal chemistryenvironmental engineeringpharmacologybottom-up synthesisnanoparticle researchmolecular structure

Late Cretaceous Amber in Texas: Chemical Characterization and Paleoenvironment. Life The Excitement of Biology (2017)

Virginia FriedmanJoseph B. LambertTayde A. ContrerasEdith StoutSarjit KaurHanna Mitamura

paleontologybiologycretaceous periodcretaceous amberchemical characterization

Amber From Japan: A Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study. Life The Excitement of Biology (2016)

Joseph B. LambertAllison J. LevyNicole R. RuebTruongan V. NguyenYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago-Blay

nuclear magnetic resonancebiophysicsbiology

Amber's Botanical Origins Revealed Large Collections of the Substances Exuded by Trees Today May Help to Track Backward From Amber Samples to the Ancient Plants That Produced Them. (2016)

Jorge A. Santiago-BlayJoseph B. Lambert

morphological evidencebotanical originsplant biologybiologyancient plantsamber samplesplant sciencebotany

High-Resolution Solid State Nmr Spectroscopy of Cultural Organic Material. Springer eBooks (2016)

Joseph B. LambertYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago-Blay

materials scienceorganic chemistrycultural organic materialmaterial chemistrysolid-state nmr spectroscopyspectroscopynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopychemistrynuclear magnetic resonancecharacterization (materials science)

Molecular Classification of Exudates From the Monocots, Magnoliids, and Basal Eudicots. Life The Excitement of Biology (2015)

Joseph B. LambertConnor L. JohnsonAllison J. LevyJorge A. Santiago-BlayYuyang Wu

basal eudicotsmolecular biologybiologymolecular classification

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (Nmr) Examination of Fossilized, Semi-Fossilized, and Modern Resins From the Caribbean Basin and Surrounding Regions. Life The Excitement of Biology (2015)

Joseph LambertJorge A. Santiago-BlayReniel Rodríguez RamosYuyang WuAllison J. Levy

nuclear magnetic resonancecaribbean basinbiology

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Joseph B. Lambert

Research Professor Professor Emeritus

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Joseph B. Lambert is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Professor Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joseph B. Lambert

Northwestern University

Research Professor Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

First Biological Inclusion in Upper Cretaceous Texas Amber, USA. Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana (2023)

Paulina Cifuentes-RuizVirginia FriedmanJoseph B. LambertGeorge MustoeAlejandro BugarinFrancisco J. Vega

biological inclusioncretaceous periodearth sciencegeology

Characterization of Phenolic Plant Exudates by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Journal of Natural Products (2021)

Joseph B. LambertJorge A. Santiago-BlayYuyang WuTayde A. ContrerasConnor L. JohnsonChristina M. Bisulca

Structural Changes From Heating Amber and Copal as Observed by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2020)

Joseph B. LambertTruongan V. NguyenAllison J. LevyYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago‐Blay

The Shielding Effect of the Double Bond in 2‐Norbornene and α‐Pinene and β‐Pinene. Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry (2018)

Eugene P. MazzolaJoseph B. LambertClark D. Ridge

Late Cretaceous Amber in Texas: Chemical Characterization and Paleoenvironment. Life The Excitement of Biology (2017)

Virginia FriedmanJoseph B. LambertTayde A. ContrerasEdith StoutSarjit KaurHanna Mitamura

paleontologybiologycretaceous periodcretaceous amberchemical characterization

Amber From Japan: A Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study. Life The Excitement of Biology (2016)

Joseph B. LambertAllison J. LevyNicole R. RuebTruongan V. NguyenYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago-Blay

nuclear magnetic resonancebiophysicsbiology

Amber's Botanical Origins Revealed Large Collections of the Substances Exuded by Trees Today May Help to Track Backward From Amber Samples to the Ancient Plants That Produced Them. (2016)

Jorge A. Santiago-BlayJoseph B. Lambert

morphological evidencebotanical originsplant biologybiologyancient plantsamber samplesplant sciencebotany

High-Resolution Solid State Nmr Spectroscopy of Cultural Organic Material. Springer eBooks (2016)

Joseph B. LambertYuyang WuJorge A. Santiago-Blay

Molecular Classification of Exudates From the Monocots, Magnoliids, and Basal Eudicots. Life The Excitement of Biology (2015)

Joseph B. LambertConnor L. JohnsonAllison J. LevyJorge A. Santiago-BlayYuyang Wu

basal eudicotsmolecular biologybiologymolecular classification

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (Nmr) Examination of Fossilized, Semi-Fossilized, and Modern Resins From the Caribbean Basin and Surrounding Regions. Life The Excitement of Biology (2015)

Joseph LambertJorge A. Santiago-BlayReniel Rodríguez RamosYuyang WuAllison J. Levy

nuclear magnetic resonancecaribbean basinbiology

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