Dr. Michael Seymour is a professor of chemistry and has been a member of the Hope faculty since 1978.

AREAS OF INTEREST

• Analytical chemistry
• Computers in general chemistry labs

在普通化学实验室中使用计算机数据收集，学生可以在更短的时间内收集到更多高质量的数据，从而有更多的时间来思考数据背后的化学。许多数据可以通过电子表格进行分析，比如Excel，这为学生未来的实验室工作提供了另一个重要的工具。

HPLC-MS is being used to identify and quantify antibiotics in water/s oil systems. The goal is to model the behavior and predict the transport of these compounds in the environment.

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1978
• B.A., St. Johns University, 1972

Selected GRANTS

• NSF-MRI, Acquisition of an ICP for Environmental Metals Analysis and Undergraduate Training at Hope College (with co PI Graham Peaslee), 2001–2003
• Hope College development Grant, Expanded Applications of Computers in the General Chemistry Laboratory, 2001
• Pfizer Global Research, Chemistry Dept. Symposium on Analytical Chemistry, 2000
• Howard Hughes Curriculum Grant for GEMS course, Chemistry and the Environment, 1999
• 世界杯荷兰vs厄瓜多尔走地NSF-ILI希望学院比赛，原子吸收光谱引入普通化学实验室(与Graham Peaslee合作)，1998–1999
• NSF-ILI, The Introduction of Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy into the General Chemistry Lab (co-PI with Graham Peaslee), 1998–1999
• Hope College-Howard Hughes Medical Institute, On-Line Multi-media Instructional Resources for the General Chemistry Laboratory, 1996
• Hope College-Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Laboratory Computers in the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum, 1995
• Hope Match (NSF-ILI), Laboratory Computers in the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum, 1994–1996
• NSF-ILI, Laboratory Computers in the Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum, 1994–1996