I was born in Fort Worth, Texas in and moved to the small town of Weatherford, Texas with my parents and older brother when I was eight years old. I graduated from Weatherford High School in I graduated Magna Cum Laude in In the fall of that same year I began my graduate work at the California Institute of Technology and received my PhD in Chemistry in From to I was a postdoctoral fellow with Michael B.
In the summer of I left the mountains that I had come to love and a life sharing a border with Mexico to move northeast to central New York and a new understanding of winter. My research here is based on the application of Density Functional Theory to various projects involving electronic structure, spectroscopy and mechanism. My primary research efforts focus on transition metal systems although I have soft spot for f-block elements from my time at LANL and have also on occasion worked with main group and organic systems.
While my research frequently focuses on fundamental concepts such as bonding, applied projects in my group are more commonplace and are often related to clean energy and the environment. I have publications in the areas of fuel cells, biofuels, nuclear energy, as well as environmental cleanup. I currently collaborate with many experimental chemists both here at Colgate and elsewhere. Google Scholar. Jason M. Keith obtained his Ph. William A.
Goddard, III obtained his Ph. Emile Henriot received his D. Marie Curie received her D. Becquerel at the Ecole Phys. Ind, Paris France. Jason Keith.
Home About Directory Jason Keith. Back to Directory Sign in to view full directory information. Sign in. Contact jkeith colgate. Goldwater Scholarship. Pham, J. Spielvogel, K. Smiles, D. He, T. Le, L. Lee, K. Su, J. Reilly, S. Blake, A. Synchrotron Rad. Minasian, S. Keith, J. Donahue, C. Olson, A. Kuppuswamy, S. Hayes, P. Daly, S. L; Kozimor, S. Travia, N. Huang, S. Catal A: Chem. Computational Catalysis Special Issue , , , Nielsen, R. Marchand, A. Keith Research Group Scientific Pedigree Jason M.
