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timWelcome to the Clark Research Group page. Professor Clark started at the University of San Diego in 2011 after four years as a faculty member at Western Washington University. The Clark Research Group focuses on metal-catalyzed organic reactions, which is loosely classified as Organometallic chemistry. For more information on the research projects, please visit the “Research” link for a description.

My research program centers on involving undergraduate students into current topics in organic and organometallic chemistry, giving students the opportunity to solve challenging research problems through current techniques in organic and inorganic chemistry. Through this research experience, students become proficient experimental chemists and are ideally prepared for a career in chemistry or to enter graduate school.

If you are interested in learning more about the Clark Research Group, or would like to join the group, please contact Professor Clark by email. You can also contact current students and ask them about their experience doing undergraduate research. Visit the “Clark Group” tab to get contact information from current group members.


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Congratulations to Shawn Wright ('17) and Kelsey Morris ('20) for their recent publication in the Journal of Organic Chemistry.

Welcome to new research students Mary Margaret Warren, Christopher Mauhay, Sarah Petty, and Taybor Rich.
Congratulations to Calista Gilger (’21), Hanka Eichelberger (’21), Brennan McManus (’21), and Marin Auth (’21) who recently graduated from USD.

Congratuations to Tim Clark who received the Research Corporation Science Teaching and Research Excellance Award.
Congratulations to Marin Auth ('21) for her recent publication in Advanced Synthesis and Catalysis.

Congratulations to the Clark group who was recently awarded an Organic Syntheses, Inc. PUI research grant for $16,000.
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