Trieu Nguyen

Results-driven Chemistry graduate student with a strong foundation in both biochemistry and physical chemistry. Proven track record of success as a Graduate Assistant within the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, where I have honed my research skills and contributed to advancing scientific knowledge. Skilled in various laboratory techniques, including protein purifications and PCR methodologies, acquired through hands-on experience and academic coursework. My experience in a biochemistry research lab has equipped me with a deep understanding of molecular interactions, and biochemical processes. I have successfully conducted protein purifications and demonstrated proficiency in PCR techniques, showcasing my meticulous attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate and reproducible results. Currently, I am actively engaged in a physical chemistry lab, investigating pharmaceutical properties of drugs. By using instrumentation methods like Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS), and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) to study the encapsulation of active pharmaceutical ingredients into polymeric micelles. This role has allowed me to apply my analytical skills to study complex chemical behaviors, contributing to the development of innovative drug formulations. I am passionate about contributing to scientific advancements and am seeking opportunities to leverage my expertise in research, laboratory techniques, and molecular analysis to drive impactful discoveries in the field of chemistry.

• American Chemical Society
• Pre-Med Society
• League Hockey
• Competitive Swmming

• Outstanding Research Poster Presentation: Einhellig Interdisciplinary Forum

• First Aids/Lifeguard
• Pharmacy Technician