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Corey D. Pilgrim

Office: (208) 533-7756

Email: corey.pilgrim@inl.gov

 

 

 

 

 

 

Biography

2018-Present       Distinguished Postdoctoral Researcher, Idaho National Laboratory

2013-2018            Ph.D., Chemistry (Analytical),  University of California, Davis

2007-2013            Chemist in industry, GigOptix, Inc., Bothell, WA

2003-2007            B.S., Chemistry (ACS Certified), University of Washington, Seattle

Research

My research interests are focused on the application of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to chemical problems, with a specific focus on the structure and dynamics of metal-ligand complexes that contain the actinide elements.

Recent Publicatons (h-index 3, total publications: 13)

My research interests are focused on the application of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to chemical problems, with a specific focus on the structure and dynamics of metal-ligand complexes that contain the actinide elements.

1. Haddad, A. Z.; Pilgrim, C. D.; Sawvel, A. M.; Hohman, J. N.; Gadgil, A. J. On the Conversion of Bauxite Ores to Highly Activated Alumina Media for Water Remediation. Advanced Sustainable Systems, 2019, 3, 1900005.

2. Pilgrim, C. D.; Casey, W. H.; Walton, J. H. High Pressure Aqueous Geochemical NMR. In eMagRes (eds R. K. Harris and R. L. Wasylishen), 2019.

3. Ochoa, G.; Pilgrim, C. D.; Kerr, J. D.; Augustine, M. P.; Casey, W. H. Aqueous Geochemistry at Gigapascal Pressures: NMR Spectroscopy of Fluoroborate Solutions. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 2019, 244, 173-181.

4. Pilgrim, C. D.; Colla, C. A.; Ochoa, G.; Walton, J. H.; Casey, W. H. 29Si NMR of Aqueous Silicate Complexes at Gigapascal Pressures. Communications Chemistry, 2018, 1, 67.

5. Pilgrim, C. D.; Mason, H. E.; Zavarin, M.; Casey, W. H. Rates of Ligand Exchange Around the Bis‐Oxalato Complex [NpO2(C2O4)2]3− Measured by Using Multinuclear NMR Spectroscopy Under Neutral to Semi‐Alkaline Conditions. ChemPlusChem, 2018, 83, 590-596.

 

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Elizabeth H. Parker-Quaife

Office: (208) 533-7803

             (208) 526-5391

Email: elizabeth.parker-quaife@inl.gov

 

 

 

 

 

 Biography

2018-Present       Postdoctoral Researcher, Idaho National Laboratory

2013-2018            Eng.D., The University of Manchester

2009-2013            M.Chem., The University of Manchester

Research

My primary research interest is the study of materials degradation in a variety of nuclear related environments, with a focus on understanding the effects of radiation induced corrosion processes, e.g. stainless steel and aluminium fuel cladding under reactor and long-term storage conditions. These studies have involved the design and deployment of a high temperature and pressure facility used in conjunction with a variety of ionizing radiation sources.