Nancy Savage, Ph.D.

Nancy Savage, Ph.D.

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Titles:
Assistant Professor
Director, Summer Institute for Young Women

Summary of Expertise:

  • Sol-gel metal oxide synthesis 
  • Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectroscopy and Xray Diffraction analysis of materials
  • Electrical behavior of materials in response to gas molecules

Current or Recent Research:
Savage is developing composites of semiconducting metal oxides and conducting polymers, investigating their behavior as chemical sensors for future application in an electronic nose.

Books or Significant Articles Published:

  • Nancy Ortins Savage, Sonya Roberson, Greg Gillen, Michael J. Tarlov, Steve Semancik, "Thermolithographic Patterning of Sol-Gel Metal Oxides on Microhotplate Sensing Arrays Using Organosilanes", Analytical Chemistry, 75 (2003) 4360-4367.
  • N. Savage, B. Chwieroth, A. Ginwalla, B.R. Patton, S.A. Akbar, P.K. Dutta "Composite n-p Semiconducting Titanium Oxides as Gas Sensors" Sensors and Actuators B, 79 (2001) 17-27.
    N.O. Savage, S. A. Akbar, P.K. Dutta "Titanium Dioxide Based High Temperature Carbon Monoxide Sensors", Sensors and Actuators B, 72 (2001) 239-248.
  • N.J.Ortins, T. Kruger, P.K. Dutta, "Recent Advances in Raman Spectroscopy of Heterogeneous Catalysts" in Analytical Applications of Raman Spectroscopy, M. Pelletier, Editor, Blackwell Science Limited, 1999.
  • M.Vitale, N.B. Castagnola, N.J. Ortins, J.A. Brooke, A. Vaidyalingam, P.K. Dutta, "Intrazeolitic Photochemical Charge Separation for Ru(bpy)32+ Bipyridinium Systems: Role of the Zeolitic Structure", Journal of Physical Chemistry B 1999, 103, 2408-2416.

Current or Recent Professional Memberships, Activities or Awards:

  • American Chemical Society 
  • Connecticut Chemistry Collaborative
  • National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow (2000-2002)

Specific Subjects or Issues Faculty Expert Can Knowledgeably Discuss:

  • Solid state gas sensors
  • Undergraduate research in chemistry
  • Use of technology (such as Tegrity) in the classroom
  • Increasing interest of young women in science and engineering fields

Courses Faculty Expert Teaches:

General Chemistry, I and II
Quantitative Methods of Chemical Analysis and Laboratory
Instrumental Methods of Analysis and Laboratory
Physical Chemistry Laboratory, I and II
Materials in Engineering Systems

E-Mail:
nsavage@newhaven.edu

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