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Cornelia Bohne

Cornelia was born and raised in Brazil, where she completed her education and graduated with a PhD (1987) from the Instituto de Química at the Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil. Cornelia was a post-doctoral fellow (CNPq fellowship) and research associate at the Steacie Institute for Molecular Sciences of the National Research Council in Ottawa, Canada (1987 – 1991), and a research associate at the University of Ottawa (1991). Cornelia started her independent career in 1992 at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Victoria, where she has been full professor since 2000.

Cornelia is interested in understanding the mechanisms of dynamic systems. Her core expertise is in kinetics of systems that are complex because of the presence of multiple interconverting species, or because of the presence of several competing kinetics pathways. Most of her studies are in aqueous solutions because of her fascination with the complexity of life. Cornelia has led the Victoria Photophysics Instrumentation for Chemical Kinetics (VicPicK) facility that is part of the Centre for Advanced Materials and Related Technologies (CAMTEC) at Uvic.

Outside work Cornelia, enjoys reading, sailing, hiking and travelling.

[20221130_CBohne_CV_web.pdf]

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