Tamara Gund

I did my undergraduate studies at . Rutgers University, my Masters degree at the University of Massachbusetts in Amherst, Mass and my PhD at Princeton University, Princeton, NJ. Following that I did Postdoctoral work at Princeton and Rockefeller Universities. My work experience has included teaching and research at Rutgers University, at NJIT and American Cyanamid Company.

Ph.D.; Princeton University; Physical Organic Chemistry; 1973

M.S.; University of Massachusetts Amherst; Organic/Organometallic Chemistry; 1966

B.A.; Rutgers University-Newark; Chemistry; 1963

CHEM 492 - RESEARCH & INDEP STUDY

CHEM 726 - INDEPENDENT STUDY II

EVSC 700B - MASTER'S PROJECT

EVSC 792B - PRE-DOCTORAL RESEARCH

FRSC 491 - RESEARCH & INDEP STUDY I

CHEM 700B - MASTERS PROJECT

EVSC 790A - DOCTORAL DISSERTATION

CHEM 725 - INDEPENDENT STUDY I

CHEM 790A - DOCTORAL DISSERTATION

CHEM 591 - GRADUATE CO-OP WORK EXPER II

EVSC 591 - GRADUATE WORK EXPERIENCE I

EVSC 592 - GRADUATE WORK EXPERIENCE II

EVSC 726 - INDEPENDENT STUDY II

CHEM 243 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

CHEM 391 - RESEARCH AND INDEPENDENT STUDY

CHEM 491 - RESEARCH & INDEP STUDY I

CHEM 701B - MASTERS THESIS

CHEM 792B - PRE-DOCTORAL RESEARCH

EVSC 701C - MASTER'S THESIS

CHEM 590 - GRADUATE CO-OP WORK EXPER I

CHEM 701C - MASTERS THESIS

EVSC 701B - MASTER'S THESIS

EVSC 725 - INDEPENDENT STUDY I

My teaching interests include Organic Chemistry, Advanced Organic Chemistry and Computational and Molecular Modeling.

My research interests are in drug design, computational chemistry and Molecular Modeling. I am interested in working with various drug receptor systems such as the sigma receptor, nicotinic.muscarinic, antimalarial and other receptors. I develop pharmacophores, do structure activity correlations and design new ligands which act as agonists or antagonists for the different receptors.