The Catholic College of the South
Dr. Abigail Cousino
Meet Dr. Abigail Cousino
OF NOTE:
Having multifaceted interests. Graduated with a BS in Biomedical Sciences with an emphasis on anatomy and physiology and a minor in philosophy. Graduate work focused on inorganic chemistry with an emphasis on thin-film fabrication and recycling metals from dilute aqueous solutions.
KNOWN FOR:
Lab safety. I want to promote a safe, fun environment to gain hands-on experience in chemistry.
WHEN NOT IN THE CLASSROOM, CAN OFTEN BE FOUND:
Tinkering in the lab or playing volleyball.
Examples of classes taught by Abigail Cousino:
- CH 105 General Chemistry I
- CH 106 General Chemistry II
- General Chemistry Labs
- BC 316 Biochemistry
- BC 318 Biochemistry of Metabolism
- BC 320 Biochemistry Lab Techniques
- Ph.D. in Chemistry from Wayne State University
- BS in Biomedical Sciences from Grand Valley State University
- Cousino, A., Wickramasinghe, L. D., Kaushalya, W., Perera, S. S., Baydoun, H., Walker, A. R., & Verani, C. N. (2023). Studies on Monolayer Formation and Electron Transport in Au| LB| Au Junctions Containing 3d4 MnIII Metallosurfactants. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 127(33), 16654-16667.
- Chemistry/Inorganic Chemistry
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