James D. Hoeschele Honored by America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
James D. Hoeschele, of Plymouth, Michigan, has recently been honored as an America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals 2017 Professional of the Year for his outstanding contributions and achievements in field of Inorganic Chemistry.
Plymouth, MI, June 22, 2017 --(PR.com)-- About James D. Hoeschele
James D. Hoeschele, Ph.D. is an Adjunct Professor at Eastern Michigan University. Professor Hoeschele earned a B.S. in Chemistry from Franklin & Marshall College, and a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from Michigan State University. Professor Hoeschele’s expertise is General Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and research associated with the use, role, and fate of metal ions and metal complexes in biological/biomedical systems. He is the author of numerous presentations, papers, and patents including-Farrell, N.; Qu, Y.; Hoeschele, J. D., "Tri (platinum) Complexes," PCT Int. Appl. Professor Hoeschele is a member of the American Chemical Society and the American Association of Cancer Research. In his leisure time he enjoys bicycling, singing, and Cleveland Indians baseball.
About America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
America's Registry is a membership organization that gives its members the type of national recognition they strive for. Professional business people may join memberships, societies and organizations to develop business contacts, thus gaining image and credibility for themselves and their organization. As a powerful third party endorsement, America's Registry offers this kind of recognition for individuals on a national basis with the added benefit of instantaneous networking with the other members. Members are encouraged to welcome, network and assist each other whether they are in the same or an entirely different industry or profession. Being in America's Registry can be viewed by the members as a letter of introduction to all the other members.
James D. Hoeschele, Ph.D. is an Adjunct Professor at Eastern Michigan University. Professor Hoeschele earned a B.S. in Chemistry from Franklin & Marshall College, and a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from Michigan State University. Professor Hoeschele’s expertise is General Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and research associated with the use, role, and fate of metal ions and metal complexes in biological/biomedical systems. He is the author of numerous presentations, papers, and patents including-Farrell, N.; Qu, Y.; Hoeschele, J. D., "Tri (platinum) Complexes," PCT Int. Appl. Professor Hoeschele is a member of the American Chemical Society and the American Association of Cancer Research. In his leisure time he enjoys bicycling, singing, and Cleveland Indians baseball.
About America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
America's Registry is a membership organization that gives its members the type of national recognition they strive for. Professional business people may join memberships, societies and organizations to develop business contacts, thus gaining image and credibility for themselves and their organization. As a powerful third party endorsement, America's Registry offers this kind of recognition for individuals on a national basis with the added benefit of instantaneous networking with the other members. Members are encouraged to welcome, network and assist each other whether they are in the same or an entirely different industry or profession. Being in America's Registry can be viewed by the members as a letter of introduction to all the other members.
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