University of Alaska Anchorage
Chemistry Department

Dr. Jerzy Maselko


Jerzy Maselko, Ph.D. is an inorganic chemist who studies complex chemical systems, the origins of life, self-constructing chemical systems, inne-biology, open-ended chemical systems, nonlinear chemical dynamics and pattern formation.


Contact Information
Jerzy Maselko Telephone: 907-786-4697
Chemistry Department Fax: 907-786-4697
University of Alaska Anchorage E-mail: afjm1@uaa.alaska.edu
3211 Providence Dr. Office: CPSB 302 F
Anchorage, AK 99508

Curriculum Vitae Contents


Education

Ph.D. Chemistry


Technical University of Wroclaw, Poland 1974





M.S. Engineer of Chemistry


Technical University of Wroclaw, Poland 1968




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Experience
2000 - Present University of Alaska, Anchorage, Department of Chemistry
Professor


1991 - 2000 University of Alaska, Anchorage, Department of Chemistry
Associate Professor


1987 - 1991 University of West Virginia, Department of Chemistry
Research Associate


1984 - 1986 University of Texas at Austin, Department of Physics
Robert A. Welch Post-Doctoral Fellowship


1982 - 1984 Brandeis University, Department of Chemistry
Post-Doctoral Associate


1974 - 1982 Technical University, Wroclaw
Assistant Professor


1968 - 1974 Technical University, Wroclaw
Assistant (research fellow)

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Background

TBA


Professional

TBA


Interests

TBA


Thesis
M.S.: "Phase diagrams in a system: La2O3 - UO2"
Ph.D.: "Mathematical Model of Ion Exchange Kinetics of Complex Compounds."

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Publications

  1. Bartecki, A., and J. Maselko. Ion Exchange and Electronic Spectra of VO-Complexes With Some Carboxylic Acids. Roczniki Chemii. 1972, 46, 546.
  2. Maselko, J., and A. Bartecki. Ion Exchange Kinetics of Complex Compounds. Part I. Roczniki Chemii. 1972, 46, 1709.
  3. Maselko, J., and A. Bartecki. Ion Exchange Kinetics of Complex Compounds. Part II. Roczniki Chemii. 1972, 49, 151.
  4. Maselko, J., and A. Bartecki. Phase Diagrams and Ion Exchange Kinetics of Complex Compounds. Part I. Kinet. and Catal. 1978, 19, 57, Russ. ed.
  5. Maselko, J., and A. Bartecki. Phase diagrams and Ion Exchange Kinetics of Complex Compounds. Part II. Kinet. and Catal. 1978, 19, 63, Russ. ed.
  6. Maselko, et. al. Oscillation reactions in the System: Metabolites of Krebs Cycle-Mn[+2]-Bromate-Sulfuric Acid. Bioinorg. Chem. 1979, 9, 529.
  7. Maselko, J. Experimental Studies of Chemical Automaton in the Mn[+2]-Bromate-Sulfuric Acid-KBr System. Phys. Lett. 1979, 66, 549.
  8. Maselko, J. On Applications of Oscillation Reactions in Chemical Technology Processes. Material Science. 1979, 5, 155.
  9. Maselko, J. Positions of steady States in Two Component Chemical Systems. Reaction Kinet. Catal. Lett. 1979, 12, 155.
  10. Maselko, J. Experimental Studies of the Chaos Type Reactions. The System: MN[+2]-Exaloacetic Acid-Sulfuric Acid-Brommate. Chem. Phys. Lett. 1980, 73, 194.
  11. Maselko, J. Experimental Studies of Complicated Oscillations. Chem. Phys. 1980, 51, 473.
  12. Maselko, J. Experimental Studies of Bifurcation Diagram in the B. Z. Reaction. Reaction Kinet. Catal. Lett. 1980, 15, 113, 197.
  13. Osiak, Z., and J. Maselko. Application of Graph Theory for Study of Chemical Systems With Multiple Steady States (In Polish). Biofizyka, Siedlce. 1980.
  14. Maselko, J. Determination of Bifurcations in Chemical Systems. An Experimental Method. Chem. Phys. 1982, 67, 17.
  15. Maselko, J. Bifurcation Diagram for Two Substrate Oscillatory Systems. Chem. Phys. 1983, 78, 318.
  16. Maselko, J., and I. R. Epstein. Chemical Chaos in the Chlorite-Thiosulfate Reaction. J. Chem. Phys. 1984, 80, 3175.
  17. Maselko, J, and I. R. Epstein. Dynamic Behavior of Coupled Oscillators: Chloride-Iodide-Iodine. J. Phys. Chem. 1984, 88, 5305.
  18. Swinney, H. L., and J. Maselko. Comment on "Renormalization, Unstable Manifold, and Fractal Structure of Mode Locking. Phys. Rev. Lett. 1985, 55, 2366.
  19. Maselko, J., and H. L. Swinney. A Complex Transition Sequence in Belousov-Zhabotinskii Reaction. Nobel Conference. Physica Scripta. 1985, T9, 35.
  20. Maselko, J., M. Alamgir, and I. R. Epstein. Bifurcation Analysis and Evidence for Lorenz-Type Attractor in a System of Coupled Chemical Oscillators: Bromate-Chlorite-Iodide. Physica. 1986, 19D, 153.
  21. Maselko, J., and H. L. Swinney. Complex Periodic Oscillation in the Belousov-Zhabotinskii Reaction. J. Chem. Phys. 1986, 85, 6430.
  22. Maselko, J., and H. L. Swinney. Farey Triangle in the Belousov-Zhabotinskii Reaction. Phys. Lett. A. 1987, 119, 403.
  23. Maselko, J., J. Reckley, and K. Showalter. Regular and Irregular Spatial Patterns in an Immobilized-Catalyst Belousov-Zhabotinskii Reaction. J. Phys. Chem. 1989, 93, 2274.
  24. Maselko, J., and K. Showalter. Chemical Waves on Spherical Surfaces. Nature. 1989, 339, 609.
  25. Maselko, J., and K. Showalter. Single and Double Rotor Spiral Waves on Spherical Surfaces. Reaction Kinet. Catal. Lett. 1990, 42, 263.
  26. Maselko, J., and K. Showalter. Chemical Waves in Inhomogeneous Excitable Media. Physica D. 1991, 49, 21.
  27. Winston, D., M. Arora, J. Maselko, V. Gaspar, and K. Showalter. Cross-Membrane Coupling of Chemical Spatiotemporal Patterns. Nature. 1991, 351, 132.
  28. Gaspar, V., J. Maselko, and K. Showalter. Transverse Coupling of Chemical Waves. Chaos. 1991, 4, 435.
  29. Maselko, J. Applications of Oscillatory Chemical Reactions in Syntheses of Intelligent Materials. Proceed. of the First Internation. Conferences on Intelligent Materials. 1992.
  30. Maselko, J. The Origin of Complex Dynamics in a Chemical Pinwheel. Models in Chemistry. 1995 132, 359.
  31. Maselko, J. and N. Segal. Multiplicity of Stationary Patterns in an Array of Chemical Oscillators., Models in Chemistry. 1995. 132, 757
  32. Maselko, J. Mosaic Patterns Formation in Multicellular Chemical Systems. J. Phys. Chem. 1995, 99, 2949.
  33. Maselko, J. Self-Organization as a New Method for Synthesizing Smart and Structured Materials. Material Science and Engineering C, 1996, 4, 199.
  34. Maselko, J. Growth of Patterns in Multicellular Chemical System and their Responses to Boundaries. Journal of The Chemical Society, Faraday Transaction, 1996, 92, 2879.
  35. Maselko, J. Symmetrical Double Rotor Spiral Waves on Spherical Surfaces. Journal of The Chemical Society, Faraday Transaction, 1998, 94, 2343.
  36. Maselko, J. Patterns Formation in Multicellular Chemical Systems. Recent Research Development in Physical Chemistry, 1998, 2, 421.
  37. Maselko J. Anderson M. Some properties of Multicellular Chemical Systems. Response to the Environment and Emergence. InterJournal Complex Systems, http://www.interjournal.org/ 1999, article no 227: Page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
  38. Maselko, J. Large Scale Structures in Multicellular Chemical Systems. Polish. J. Chem. 2000, 74, 311.
  39. Maselko J. Patterns Formation in Chemical Systems. Advancement in Complex Systems, 2003, 6, 3
  40. Maselko J. Guest Editor Introduction Advancement in Complex Systems 2003 6, 1
  41. Maselko J., Miller J., Geldenhuys A., Atwood D., Self-construction of complex forms in a simple chemical system. Chem. Phys. Lett. 2003, 373, 563
  42. Maselko J. Strizhak P. Spontaneous formation of cellular chemical system that sustains itself far from thermodynamic equilibrium. J.Phys. Chem. 2004, 108, 4937
  43. Maselko J. Borisova P. Carnaham M. Dreyer E. Devon R. Schmoll M. Douthat D. Chemical Motors in Simple Inorganic Systems. Journal of Material Science Letters 2005, 40, 4671
  44. Devon R., RoseFigura J., Douthat D., Kudenov J., Maselko J. Complex Morphology in Simple Chemical Systems. Chemical Communication 2005, 13, 1678-1680
  45. Maselko J. Maselko M., Nonlinear Chemical Dynamics and Origin of Life, Chapter for a book “Protocell”, 2006 MIT Press, accepted
  46. Baker A., Ali S., Toth1 A., Horvath1 D., Heo E., Elano S., Holombo A., Maselko J. Complex network of chemical and physical processes and evolution of precipitation forms in the Copper(II)-oxalate system. 2008

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Publications with Undergraduate Students

  1. Maselko J. Anderson M. Some properties of Multicellular Chemical Systems. Response to the Environment and Emergence. InterJournal Complex Systems, http://www.interjournal.org/ 1999, article no 227
  2. Maselko, J., Miller, J., Geldenhuys A., D. Atwood, Self-construction of complex forms in a simple chemical system. Chem. Phys. Lett. 2003, 373, 563
  3. Maselko J. Borisova P. Carnaham M. Dreyer E. Devon R. Schmoll M. Douthat D. Chemical Motors in Simple Inorganic Systems. Journal of Material Science Letters 2005, 40, 4671
  4. Devon R., RoseFigura J., Douthat D., Kudenov J., Maselko J., Complex Morphology in Simple Chemical Systems. Chemical Communication 2005, 13, 1678-1680
  5. Maselko J. Maselko M., Nonlinear Chemical Dynamics and Origin of Life, Chapter for a book “Protocell”, 2006 MIT Press, accepted

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Covers

  1. Cover of Nature
  2. Cover of Faraday
  3. Crystal

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Grants
TBA TBA

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Teaching

Survey of Chemistry (CHEM 103) This course is designed to provide health science and liberal arts students with a general overview of basic chemical concepts. (Last taught 2009).

General Chemistry (CHEM 105 - 106) This course covers all the basic concepts of chemistry. The concepts at this level can be reinforced nicely through use of examples which relate chemistry to environmental, health and industrial problems. (Last taught 2000).

Inorganic Chemistry (CHEM 253) This course covers the structure and bonding of inorganic compounds with emphasis on molecular symmetry, d-metal complexes and catalysis. (Last taught 2007).

Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (CHEM 453) This course covers the structure, properties, reactions, and bonding of main group, d and f elements with emphasis on metals and solid state chemistry.  (Last taught 2008)

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