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Arbuckle, Georgia Ann was born on September 29, 1961 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Ralph Wesley and Marion Elizabeth (Wagner) Arbuckle.
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Georgia Ann Arbuckle
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Georgia Ann Arbuckle, American Chemistry educator. Achievements include research on the role of defect units in polyacetylene leading to observation that defects which cluster have a minimal effect on conductivity, and on various polyacetylenes to show that the lower conductivity in Shirakawa polyacetylene can not be attributed to defect units; development of the spectroelectro-chemical quartzcrystal microbalance to study electrode surfaces.
Education
Bachelor in Chemistry, Rutgers University, Camden, New Jersey, 1983; Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, 1987.
Career
Teaching fellow, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1983-1984; research fellow, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1984-1987; research associate, Princeton (New Jersey) U., 1987-1989; assistant professor of chemistry, Rutgers University, Camden, 1989-1995; associate professor of chemistry, Rutgers University, Camden, since 1995.
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Organist Calvary Assembly of God Church, Pennsauken, New Jersey, 1978-1983. Pianist Lighthouse Tabernacle Church, Lumberton, New Jersey, since 1984. Faculty advisors Rutgers University Christian Fellowship, since 1989, American Chemical Society student affiliates, 1989-1992.
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Chemical Society (local section tellers committee since 1991, National Chemistry Week committee 1991, 93), Electrochemical Society.
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Recipient Young Investigator award National Science Foundation, since 1992, Outstanding Faculty award Rutgers-Camden Alumni Association, 1995. Grantee Research Corporation, 1990-1993, National Science Foundation, 1991-1994, Petroleum Research Fund, 1990. Douty fellow University of Pennsylvania, 1984-1985, 86-87. Henry Rutgers research fellow Rutgers University, 1989-1991. Henry Dreyfus Teacher scholar, since 1995. Alfred P. Sloan research fellow, since 1995.Recipient Young Investigator award National Science Foundation, since 1992, Outstanding Faculty award Rutgers-Camden Alumni Association, 1995. Grantee Research Corporation, 1990-1993, National Science Foundation, 1991-1994, Petroleum Research Fund, 1990. Douty fellow University of Pennsylvania, 1984-1985, 86-87.
Henry Rutgers research fellow Rutgers University, 1989-1991. Henry Dreyfus Teacher scholar, since 1995. Alfred P. Sloan research fellow, since 1995.