Cameron Johnston (he/him)

Biographical Statement

Cameron Johnston is from Halifax, MA and received his Bachelors in Chemical Engineering from UMass in 2015. He worked on a joint project on complex coacervates in collaboration with Prof. Todd Emrick's Lab. Cameron's project focused on understanding the effects of polymer architecture and the incorporation of zwitterions on coacervate formation. Cameron is currently a Senior Product Engineer at the Pall Corporation.

Publications

1. B.M. Johnston, C. W. Johnston, R. A. Letteri, T.K. Lytle, C.E. Sing, T. Emrick, S.L. Perry, "The Effect of Comb Architecture on Complex Coacervation," Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry, (2017), 15, 7630-7642. [PDF]

Highlighted in the Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry Blog

Highlights

• Cameron Johnston was awarded Best Poster at the American Chemical Society Connecticut Valley Section Undergraduate Research Symposium!