Bucknell University
| Name | Area | Department | Start Year | Stop Year | Advisor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John L. Bove | Synthetic organic chemistry, instrumental analysis, environmental engineering | Harold W. Heine (research assistant) | |||
| Glenn Vinton Brown | Quantitative and Physical Chemistry | ||||
| Dee Ann Casteel | antimalarial agents, natural products | ||||
| Charles Himes Clapp | Mechanisms of enzymatic reactions, synthesis and mechanistic characterization of enzyme inhibitors | ||||
| Douglas B. Collins | mass spectrometry, aerosols and clouds, multiphase chemistry | ||||
| Jeffrey J. Csernica | |||||
| Nicholas C. Davatzes | Geology | Geology | Mary Beth Gray (research assistant) | ||
| James Empfield | medicinal chemistry and drug discovery | 1983 | 1985 | Harold W. Heine (grad student) | |
| Michael Goley | Glenda E. Gillaspy (grad student) | ||||
| Harold W. Heine | organic chemistry | ||||
| Thomas Robert Hoye | Organic Chemistry | 1972 | Harold W. Heine (grad student) | ||
| Margaret Kastner | Chemistry | Michael Joseph Clarke (post-doc) | |||
| William D. Kerber | |||||
| Michael Krout | |||||
| Avery S. Landon | |||||
| Brian J. Smith | |||||
| Amos B. Smith, III | Natural product synthesis | 1966 | Harold W. Heine (grad student) | ||
| Paul G. Williard | total synthesis of several marine natural products as well as vitamin D derivatives, characterization of reactive intermediates such as enolate anions and amide bases | 1972 | Harold W. Heine (grad student) |