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Margret J. Geselbracht

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Reed College

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Mathematical and Natural Sciences

Chemistry

Margret J. Geselbracht is currently serving as a Chemistry Professor at Reed College.

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materials science inorganic chemistry education chemistry functional materials crystallography advanced materials materials engineering characterization (materials science) material research crystal engineering crystal research transition metal chemistry solid-state chemistry chemical engineering catalysis chemistry education inorganic chemistry frontier general chemistry coordination chemistry online education dalton transaction structural chemistry lightwave technology light science luminescence solid-state electronics electronic materials microelectronics reliability electronics carbon-based materials inorganic synthesis synthetic chemistry online communities learning object online learning digital learning computer-based education crystal structures inorganic materials classroom instruction future directions physical sciences third workshop inorganic teaching learning community jce viper cutting-edge research perovskite family triple-layer dion-jacobson cyber-enabled community inorganic chemical education general chemistry curriculum online teaching community structure property relationships reduced titanates inorganic chemistry educators electroceramics nanomaterials ceramics material chemistry interface science mineral engineering refractory metals history and philosophy of science intermetallics nanotechnology advanced functional materials interface (matter) materiality science and technology studies nonferrous metal molecular crystals condensed matter physics energetic materials crystal growth engineering science phase transitions gender studies physics computational materials science quantum materials nanomanufacturing scientific communication metals feminist philosophy condensed matter applied physics history of science science advance material cycles

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Inorganic Chemistry and Ionic: An Online Community Bringing Cutting-Edge Research Into the Classroom. Inorganic Chemistry (2011)

Elizabeth R. JamiesonHilary J. EppleyMargret J. GeselbrachtAdam R. JohnsonBarbara A. ReisnerSheila R. SmithJoanne L. StewartLori A. WatsonB. Scott Williams

cutting-edge researchinorganic chemistry

VIPER: Highlighting the Frontiers of Research in the Undergraduatechemistry Classroom. (2011)

Margret J GeselbrachtHilary J EppleyElizabeth R JamiesonAdam R JohnsonBarbara A ReisnerSheila R SmithJoanne L StewartLori A WatsonB Scott Williams

undergraduatechemistry classroomeducational researchclassroom instructioneducation

Building an Online Teaching Community. ACS symposium series (2010)

Barbara A. ReisnerHilary J. EppleyMargret J. GeselbrachtElizabeth R. JamiesonAdam R. JohnsonSheila R. SmithJoanne L. StewartLori A. WatsonB. Scott Williams

online teaching communitycommunity engagementonline educationeducationeducational research

Inorganic Chemistry Learning Objects for Use in the General Chemistry Curriculum. Journal of Chemical Education (2010)

Margret J. GeselbrachtBarbara A. Reisner

chemistryinorganic chemistrychemistry educationgeneral chemistrygeneral chemistry curriculumlearning object

New Solid Acids in the Triple-Layer Dion–Jacobson Layered Perovskite Family. Materials Research Bulletin (2010)

Margret J. GeselbrachtHelen K. WhiteJeanette M. BlaineMiranda J. DiazJennifer L. HubbsNicole AdelsteinJoshua A. Kurzman

materials sciencematerial researchmaterials engineeringperovskite familytriple-layer dion-jacobsonsolid-state chemistryadvanced materials

IONIC: A Cyber-Enabled Community of Practice for Improving Inorganic Chemical Education. Journal of Chemical Education (2009)

Hilary EppleyAdam JohnsonEthan BenatanMargret GeselbrachtJoanne StewartBarbara ReisnerLori WatsonB. Scott Williams

inorganic chemical educationonline communitieseducationcyber-enabled communityinorganic chemistry

Jce Viper: An Inorganic Teaching and Learning Community. Journal of Chemical Education (2009)

Ethan BenatanJezmynne DeneJoanne L. StewartHilary J. EppleyLori A. WatsonMargret J. GeselbrachtB. Scott WilliamsBarbara A. ReisnerElizabeth R. JamiesonAdam R. Johnson

jce viperinorganic teachinglearning scienceseducationinorganic chemistrylearning communitychemistry education

The Virtual Inorganic Pedagogical Electronic Resource: An Online Teaching Materials Repository and Interactive Social Networking Environment for Inorganic Chemistry Educators. EDULEARN09 Proceedings (2009)

A. JohnsonE. BenatanJ. DeneH. EppleyM. GeselbrachtE. JamiesonB. ReisnerJ. StewartL. WatsonB. Williams

educational technologytechnologyinorganic chemistryinorganic chemistry educators

Virtual Inorganic Pedagogical Electronic Resource. IUScholarWorks (Indiana University) (2009)

Ethan BenatanJezmynne DeneHilary EppleyMargret GeselbrachtBetsy JamiesonAdam JohnsonBarbara ReisnerJoanne L. StewartLori WatsonScott Williams

technologycomputer-based educationonline learningdigital learningvirtual realityonline educationeducationdistance educationcomputing educationeducational technologyeducational research

Report From the Third Workshop on Future Directions of Solid-State Chemistry: The Status of Solid-State Chemistry and Its Impact in the Physical Sciences. Progress in Solid State Chemistry (2007)

Mercouri G. KanatzidisKenneth R. PoeppelmeierSvilen BobevArnold M. GuloyShiou-Jyh HwuAbdou LachgarSusan E. LatturnerNone RaymondE. SchaakDong-Kyun SeoSlavi C. SevovAndreas SteinBogdan DabrowskiJohn E. GreedanMartha GreenblattClare P. GreyAllan J. JacobsonDouglas A. KeszlerJing LiMas A. SubramanianYounan XiaTahir CaginUlrich HäussermannTimothy HughbanksS.D. MahantiDane MorganDong-Kyun SeoNicola A. SpaldinWilliam E. BuhroDaniel E. GiammarJennifer A. HollingsworthDavid C. JohnsonArthur J. NozikXiaogang PengRobert L. BedardNathaniel E. BreseGuang CaoSandeep S. DhingraCherie R. KaganDavid B. MitziMargret J. GeselbrachtGeorge C. LisenskyMichael W. LufasoPaul A. MaggardO'Keeffe MichaelAngus P. WilkinsonHans-Conrad zur LoyeTakeshi EgamiJohn E. GreedanJason P. HodgesJames D. MartinJohn B. PariseBrian H. TobyTerrell A. VanderahPeter C. BurnsJulia Y. ChanAnne E. MeyerChristopher B. MurrayArthur P. RamirezMichael D. WardLian YuMiguel A. Alario-FrancoPeter D. BattleThomas BeinChristopher L. CahillP. Shiv HalasyamaniAntoine MaignanRam Seshadri

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Margret J. Geselbracht

Professor

Reed College

Affiliations

Mathematical and Natural Sciences

Chemistry

Margret J. Geselbracht is currently serving as a Chemistry Professor at Reed College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Reed College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Inorganic Chemistry and Ionic: An Online Community Bringing Cutting-Edge Research Into the Classroom. Inorganic Chemistry (2011)

Elizabeth R. JamiesonHilary J. EppleyMargret J. GeselbrachtAdam R. JohnsonBarbara A. ReisnerSheila R. SmithJoanne L. StewartLori A. WatsonB. Scott Williams

cutting-edge researchinorganic chemistry

VIPER: Highlighting the Frontiers of Research in the Undergraduatechemistry Classroom. (2011)

Margret J GeselbrachtHilary J EppleyElizabeth R JamiesonAdam R JohnsonBarbara A ReisnerSheila R SmithJoanne L StewartLori A WatsonB Scott Williams

undergraduatechemistry classroomeducational researchclassroom instructioneducation

Building an Online Teaching Community. ACS symposium series (2010)

Barbara A. ReisnerHilary J. EppleyMargret J. GeselbrachtElizabeth R. JamiesonAdam R. JohnsonSheila R. SmithJoanne L. StewartLori A. WatsonB. Scott Williams

online teaching communitycommunity engagementonline educationeducationeducational research

Inorganic Chemistry Learning Objects for Use in the General Chemistry Curriculum. Journal of Chemical Education (2010)

Margret J. GeselbrachtBarbara A. Reisner

chemistryinorganic chemistrychemistry educationgeneral chemistrygeneral chemistry curriculumlearning object

New Solid Acids in the Triple-Layer Dion–Jacobson Layered Perovskite Family. Materials Research Bulletin (2010)

Margret J. GeselbrachtHelen K. WhiteJeanette M. BlaineMiranda J. DiazJennifer L. HubbsNicole AdelsteinJoshua A. Kurzman

materials sciencematerial researchmaterials engineeringperovskite familytriple-layer dion-jacobsonsolid-state chemistryadvanced materials

IONIC: A Cyber-Enabled Community of Practice for Improving Inorganic Chemical Education. Journal of Chemical Education (2009)

Hilary EppleyAdam JohnsonEthan BenatanMargret GeselbrachtJoanne StewartBarbara ReisnerLori WatsonB. Scott Williams

inorganic chemical educationonline communitieseducationcyber-enabled communityinorganic chemistry

Jce Viper: An Inorganic Teaching and Learning Community. Journal of Chemical Education (2009)

Ethan BenatanJezmynne DeneJoanne L. StewartHilary J. EppleyLori A. WatsonMargret J. GeselbrachtB. Scott WilliamsBarbara A. ReisnerElizabeth R. JamiesonAdam R. Johnson

jce viperinorganic teachinglearning scienceseducationinorganic chemistrylearning communitychemistry education

A. JohnsonE. BenatanJ. DeneH. EppleyM. GeselbrachtE. JamiesonB. ReisnerJ. StewartL. WatsonB. Williams

educational technologytechnologyinorganic chemistryinorganic chemistry educators

Virtual Inorganic Pedagogical Electronic Resource. IUScholarWorks (Indiana University) (2009)

Ethan BenatanJezmynne DeneHilary EppleyMargret GeselbrachtBetsy JamiesonAdam JohnsonBarbara ReisnerJoanne L. StewartLori WatsonScott Williams

technologycomputer-based educationonline learningdigital learningvirtual realityonline educationeducationdistance educationcomputing educationeducational technologyeducational research

Report From the Third Workshop on Future Directions of Solid-State Chemistry: The Status of Solid-State Chemistry and Its Impact in the Physical Sciences. Progress in Solid State Chemistry (2007)

materials sciencethird workshopphysical sciencessolid-state chemistryfuture directions

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