Contact information and locations
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Prof. Charles Walsby
Department of Chemistry Simon Fraser University 8888 University Drive Burnaby , BC V5A 1S6 Canada Office: C9040 (Chemistry Chair's Office) Phone: 778-782-4607 E-mail: [email protected] |
Student Office
Room: C8073 Phone: 778-782-7093 |
Wet Lab
Room: C8074 Phone: 778-782-7093 |
EPR Lab
Room: C6076 Phone: 778-782-7093 |
Research Positions
Join us!
Our group welcomes members from all backgrounds to join us in our research. The Walsby group provides a welcoming and supportive environment for potential students of all ethnicities, genders, and nationalities.
In general, a solid background in Chemistry with laboratory experience is preferred for potential students in our group. Students with biochemistry experience or interests in spectroscopy are also very much encouraged to apply. Most important is a passion for chemistry research and enthusiasm for doing lab work!
Graduate Students:
Graduate students who join my group gain experience in a wide range of techniques ranging from inorganic synthesis and chemical biology to spectroscopy and computational chemistry. These techniques are applied to bioinorganic systems and inorganic materials in studies of structure and chemical mechanisms. My philosophy is for graduate students to exposed to a variety of experiences during their research in order to maximise their options following completion of their degree – and because it’s more interesting!
If you are interested in joining the Walsby group or would like any further information about my research, possible projects, chemistry at SFU or living in Vancouver in general, feel free to contact me directly: [email protected].
Undergraduate Students:
Research conducted by undergraduate students is an integral part of my research program. A variety of projects are available ranging from chemical biology to inorganic synthesis and spectroscopy. I try to make sure not only that the work is stimulating but also that students are exposed to as wide a variety of techniques as possible. A number of different undergraduate research opportunities are available:
- Undergraduate volunteer positions
- Experiential Undergraduate Research Courses (CHEM 296, CHEM 396)
- Undergraduate research projects (CHEM 481, CHEM 483, CHEM 484)
- NSERC undergraduate student research award (NSERC-USRA)
- Work-study semesters
Our group welcomes members from all backgrounds to join us in our research. The Walsby group provides a welcoming and supportive environment for potential students of all ethnicities, genders, and nationalities.
In general, a solid background in Chemistry with laboratory experience is preferred for potential students in our group. Students with biochemistry experience or interests in spectroscopy are also very much encouraged to apply. Most important is a passion for chemistry research and enthusiasm for doing lab work!
Graduate Students:
Graduate students who join my group gain experience in a wide range of techniques ranging from inorganic synthesis and chemical biology to spectroscopy and computational chemistry. These techniques are applied to bioinorganic systems and inorganic materials in studies of structure and chemical mechanisms. My philosophy is for graduate students to exposed to a variety of experiences during their research in order to maximise their options following completion of their degree – and because it’s more interesting!
If you are interested in joining the Walsby group or would like any further information about my research, possible projects, chemistry at SFU or living in Vancouver in general, feel free to contact me directly: [email protected].
Undergraduate Students:
Research conducted by undergraduate students is an integral part of my research program. A variety of projects are available ranging from chemical biology to inorganic synthesis and spectroscopy. I try to make sure not only that the work is stimulating but also that students are exposed to as wide a variety of techniques as possible. A number of different undergraduate research opportunities are available:
- Undergraduate volunteer positions
- Experiential Undergraduate Research Courses (CHEM 296, CHEM 396)
- Undergraduate research projects (CHEM 481, CHEM 483, CHEM 484)
- NSERC undergraduate student research award (NSERC-USRA)
- Work-study semesters
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