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Miguel Garcia-Garibay, Ph.D.Website:Miguel Garcia-Garibay's Home Page.Email Address:mgg@chem.ucla.eduLaboratory Address:Mol Sci Bldg 4235Work Address:Mol Sci Bldg 4505CLab Number:1 (310) 206-1275Work Phone Number:1 (310) 825-3159
A Short Biography:Professor Garcia-Garibay received his B.S. degree in 1985 at the Universidad Michoacan in Mexico, and his PhD in 1988 from the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver. After working as a postdoctoral fellow at the the University of British Columbia and at Columbia University, he joined the faculty at UCLA in 1992. Awards and Honors:UCLA Herbert Newby McCoy Award (1999) ; UCLA Dean's Marshal Award for the Dvision of Physical Sciences (1997) ; NSF Career Award (1996) ; UCLA Faculty Development Award (1995) ; The American Chemical Society; The Inter American Photochemical Society; Elected to The American Association for the Advancement of Science (2008); UCLA University Graduate Fellowship ; University of British Columbia Fellowship for Undergraduate Research Research Interest:
Detailed Biography:Prof. Garcia-Garibay has been a Faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry since 1992. He came to UCLA after doing Postdoctoral research at Columbia University, which followed his PhD studies at the University of British Columbia, in Canada. The earlier portions of Dr. Garcia-Garibay education were completed in his native, Mexico, at the Universidad Michoacana, where he did research on natural product isolation and characterization. Dr. Garcia-Garibay was promoted to full professor in the year 2000 and he has served as Vice Chair for Education in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry since 2005. Dr. Garcia-Garibay is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of the American Chemical Society and the Journal of Organic Chemistry. He has been a member of the CNSI since 2005. His current research efforts are aimed to the development of artificial molecular machinery in highly organized crystalline media, and to the development of green chemistry by taking advantage of organic reactions in molecular nanocrystals. Publications:
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