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Research Groups

Chemometrics And Metrology Group (CMG) - Group Members

Group Leader - Professor D. Brynn Hibbert

Details of Professor Hibbert's research interests in Chemometrics and Metrology can be found on his group web page and in his staff profile.

Postdoctoral Fellow - Diako Ebrahimi

Details of Diako's research interests and background can be found on his web page.

Ph.D. Students

Greg O’Donnell, Ph.D. student (part time) - 2002

Greg is working on various aspects of metrology.

Leila

Leila Hejazi, Ph.D. student - 2005

Born in 1977, M.S. from Tarbiat Modares University; married with one child.

Address: Bioanalytical Mass Spectrometry Facility, School of Medicine, UNSW

Tel: +61 2 9385 1613

Fax: +61 2 9385 6141

E-mail: Leila@student.unsw.edu.au

Leila is under joint supervision of Prof Hibbert from the School of Chemistry and Assoc. Prof. Guilhaus from the Bioanalytical Mass Spectrometry Facility, (part of the UNSW Analytical Centre). Her Ph.D. project is to investigate the compatibility of hard and soft ionization techniques in mass spectrometry for structural elucidation. She is particularly interested in the analysis of fatty acids and diesel oils by GC-MS which involves various instrumental and chemometrics research.

Gas Chromatograph-Orthogonal Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer
Layout of a Gas Chromatograph-Orthogonal Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer (GC-oaTOF)

Kittiya

Kittiya Muaksang, Ph.D. student - 2006

Born in 1980, M.S. from Prince of Songkla University, Thailand 2005, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand

Address: Room 113, Chemical Reference Methods Section, National Measurement Institute, 1 Suakin Street, Pymble, NSW 2073 Australia.

Tel:+61 2 94490170

E-mail: Kittiya.Muaksang@measurement.gov.au

CV - PDF

Kittiya is working under co-supervision of Prof. Hibbert from the School of Chemistry, UNSW and Dr. Mackey from the National Measurement Institute. She is developing a reference method for the analysis of nitro-furan residues in food.

Danmar

Danmar Gloria, Ph.D. student - 2007

M.S. from University of Santo Tomas, Manila Philippines, 2006

Address: Room 121 Dalton Building, School of Chemistry, UNSW

CV - PDF

Danmar is working on the application of multi-way analysis for optical sensors using fluorescence spectroscopy.

Surachet

Surachet Phadungdhitidhada, Practicum student - 2008

B.Sc. Physics (Honours), Chiang Mai University, Thailand (2002).
Ph.D. Student In Physics, Chiang Mai University, Thailand (Present).

Address: Room 121 Dalton Building, School of Chemistry, UNSW

Surachet is developing array-based tin oxide gas sensors for e-nose applications. The e-nose is a powerful gas detector. The development of sensors responding to many gases differently is still a challenge to researchers while pattern recognition is also important. I am spending a time in School of Chemistry at UNSW to learn about data analysis techniques and using a ten-sensor e-nose to distinguish common gases and some toxic gases in the environment such as ethanol, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, etc.

Scholarship: grant for development for new faculty staff (gdnfs) scholarship from the Thai government.

Former CMG members

Dr Jianfeng Li – 2007

Dr Tareq Saeed Al Deen - 2002

Dr Mary Mulholland - 1995