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Chemistry

Fabiola Barrios-Landeros

Assistant Professor of Chemistry
212.353.4375 | fabiola.barrios@cooper.edu

Peter Bastos

Adjunct Professor
peter.bastos@cooper.edu

John Bove

Professor Emeritus

Thomas Carberry

Adjunct Professor
Thomas.Carberry@cooper.edu

Kevin Kolack

Adjunct Professor
Chemistry
kevin.kolack@cooper.edu

Abel Navarro

Adjunct Professor
abel.navarro@cooper.edu

Andrea Newmark

Professor
Chair of Chemistry
212.353.4376 | andrea.newmark@cooper.edu

Revans Ragbir

Chemistry Lab Technician
212.353.4390 | revans.ragbir@cooper.edu

Ruben M. Savizky

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor of Chemistry
212.353.4372 | ruben.savizky@cooper.edu

Robert Q Topper

Professor of Chemistry
212.353.4378 | robert.topper@cooper.edu

Samuel Wiener

Adjunct Professor
samuel.wiener@cooper.edu

Bogdan Wilk

Adjunct Professor
Bogdan.Wilk@cooper.edu

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