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1 Mark M. Richter Vita Research Accomplishments ( ), CHM Department Requirements' Peer-Reviewed Articles: (Required for promotion: minimum of 4 peer-reviewed publications) Summary: 13 Peer-Reviewed Articles with 1 accepted for publication, 12 with student co-authors. Underlined and bold indicates undergraduate student co-author, double asterisk(**) and bold indicates graduate student co-author. Impact Factors were obtained from Journal home pages and citations were obtained from SciFinder Scholar@ 14) 13) 12) 11) 10) 9) 8) "Electro generated Chemiluminescence of tris(2-phenylpyridine )iridium(iii) in Water, Acetonitrile and Trifluoroethanol", **Wesley D. Robinson, Mark M. Richter, Luminescence: The Journal of Biological and Chemical Luminescence, July 2013, accepted and in press. Impact Factor: Citations: n/a. "Chemiluminescence from osmium(ii) complexes with phenanthroline, diphosphine and diarsine ligands" Elizabeth M. Zammit," Gregory J. Barbante, Brenden Carlson, Egan H. Doeven, Neil W. Barnett, Conor F. Hogan, Mark M Richter and PaulS. Francis, Analyst, 2012, 137, Impact Factor: Citations: 0. "Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence Quenching ofru(bpy)/+ (bpy = 2,2'-bipyridine) in the presence of Acetaminophen, Salicylic Acid and their metabolites" **C. Haslag, M. M. Richter, Journal of Luminescence, 2012,132, Impact Factor: Citations: 1. "Electro generated chemiluminescence Properties ofbisalicylideneethylenediamino (salen) Metal Complexes" **M. Schnuriger, E. Tague, M.M. Richter, lnorganica Chimica Acta, 2011, 379, Impact Factor: Citations: 2. "Electrogenerated chemiluminescence from Osmium(II) Polypyridine Carbonyl Chloride Systems" M. Schnuriger, M.M. Richter, B. Carlson, Inorganica Chimica Acta, 2011, 378, Impact Factor: Citations: 1. "Looking ahead: Challenges and Op~ortunities in Organometallic Chemistry" S.J. Higgins, R.J. Nichols, S. Martin,b P. Cea, H.S.J. van der Zant, 0 M.M. Richter,d P.J. Low.' Organometallics, 2011, 30(1), Impact Factor: Citations: 12. "Ionic Liquid Adsorbate Enhanced Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium, Osmium, and Iridium Complexes in Water" **J. Roop, M. Nothnagel, M. Schnuriger, M.M. Richter, G.A. Baker, J Electroanal. Chern, 2011, 656, Invited publication for issue honoring ProfessorS. Dong. Impact Factor: Citations: 4. 1 The application packet was created based on the CHM Department Policy on Evaluation, Promotion, Tenure and Annual Appointment; approved January 24,

2 7) "Efficient Electrogenerated chemiluminescence from Osmium(II) Polypyridine Systems Containing Tetraphenylarsine or Diphenylphosphine Ligands" N.S. Pennington, M.M. Richter, B. Carlson, Dalton Transactions, 2010, 39, Impact Factor: Citations: 0. 6) "Electro generated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium Porphyrin Complexes" A. Bolin, M.M. Richter, Inorganica Chimica Acta, 2009,362, Impact Factor: Citations: 0. 5) "Electro generated Chemiluminescence of9,10-diphenylanthracene, Rubrene, and Anthracene in Fluorinated Aromatic Solvents" **D.J. Vinyard, S. Su, M.M. Richter, J. Phys. Chem. A, 2008, 112(37), Impact Factor: Citations: 10. 4) "Would you Supersize My Cancer Please? A Case Study Exploring Chemicals in the News" A. Coffelt, M.M. Richter, National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science, and also listed on this site Impact Factor: nla. Citations: nla. 3) "Enhanced Electro generated Chemiluminescence in the Presence of Fluorinated Alcohols" **D.J. Vinyard, M.M. Richter, Analytical Chemistry, 2007, 79, Impact Factor: Citations: 13. 2) "Electrochemical Light: Putting Modern Technology Into the Hands of Students" E. Bolton, B. Breyfogle, A. Gordon and M.M. Richter, The Chemical Educator, 2007, 12, Impact Factor: nla. Citations: 2. 1) "Photoluminescence and Electro generated Chemiluminescence of a Bis(bipyridyl)Ruthenium(II)-Porphyrin Complex" D.J. Vinyard, S. Swavey, M.M. Richter, Inorganica Chimica Acta, 2007, 360, Impact Factor: Citations: 5. Comprehensive Review Article: (Required for promotion: none) "ECL- Electrochemical Luminescence" R. Pyati and M.M. Richter, Annual Reports C, 2007, 103, Invited Publication. (Reviewed by editor, not sent to independent reviewers). Impact Factor: n/a. Citations: 66. Book Chapter: (Required for promotion: none) Mark M. Richter "Electrochemiluminescence" in Optical Biosensors: Today and Tomorrow (2"d Edition), F. Ligler and C.A; Rowe-Taite Editors, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 2008, Chapter 7. ISBN: Invited Publication. (Reviewed by editors, not sent to independent reviewers). Citations: 3. 2

3 Presentations: (Required for promotion: minimum of one at professional meeting. Invited presentations required for promotion: none.) Summary: 4 (or 5) invited presentations (see below for clarification) 4 other presentations at professional meetings 7 presentations by students Invited Presentations 5) 4) 3) 2) 1) "Electro generated chemiluminescence of... " I" international Workshop on Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence, Bolgona Italy, September Invitation has been tentatively accepted contingent on receiving a sabbatical leave from MSU. "Case Studies: The Good and the Bad" 21st Biermial Conference on Chemical Education, Denton, TX, August 1-4,2010. "Enhanced Electro generated Chemiluminescence" 12th Armual Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Convention July 4-9,2010. "Enhanced coreactant ECL ofru(bpy)l+ in the presence of fluorinated alcohols" 12th ISEC(International Symposium on Electroanalytical Chemistry), Changchun, China. August 13-15,2009. "Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence: From Laboratory Curiosity to Powerful Analytical Technique" 5th Chianti Meeting on Inorganic Electrochemistry. Siena, Italy. July Other Presentations 4) Electro generated chemiluminescence Properties ofbisalicylideneethylenediamino (salen) Metal Complexes" 24th Armual Missouri Inorganic Day, Springfield, MO April30, ) "Challenges and Strategies for Teaching Introductory Chemistry to Honor's Students" National Collegiate Honor's Council (NCHC), Kansas City, MO, October 21-24,2010. Abstract was refereed prior to acceptance. (same talk as given at GPHC; #2 below) 2) "Challenges and Strategies for Teaching Introductory Chemistry to Honor's Students" Great Plains Honor's Council Meeting, Tulsa, Oklahoma, March 26-27, Abstract was refereed prior to acceptance. 1) "Enhanced Electro generated Chemiluminescence in the Presence of both Fluorinated Alcohols and Nonionic Surfactants", National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA, April 6, (**D. Vinyard, J. Giessen, W. Robinson listed on presentation). Student Presentations 7) **Roop, Jared "Ionic liquid Adsorbate Enhanced Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium, Osmium, and Iridium Complexes in Water" 24th Armual Missouri Inorganic Day, Springfield, MO April30, Poster Presentation. Poster Presentation. 3

4 6) 5) 4) 3) 2) 1) **Malempati, Manjeera "Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence ofru(bpy) in Ionic Liquids" 24 1 h Annual Missouri Inorganic Day, Springfield, MO April30, Poster Presentation. **Roop, Jared "Ionic liquid Adsorbate Enhanced Electro generated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium, Osmium, and Iridium Complexes in Water" 18 1 h annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Forum, April2, Poster Presentation. **Schnuriger, Megan "Electro~enerated Chemiluminescence from Osium(II) Polypyridine Carbonyl Chloride Systems" 18 annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Forum, April2, Poster Presentation. **Vinyard, David "Enhanced Electro generated Chemiluminescence in the Presence of Fluorinated Alchols" 15 1 h annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Forum, April, Received second place in the overall judging for Oral presentations. Bolin, Angela "Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium Porphyrin Complexes", National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA, April6, **Vinyard, David "Electrogenerated chemiluminescence of9,10-diphenylanthracene, rubrene, and anthracene in fluorinated aromatic solvents" National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA, April 6, Grants: Surumary: (Required for promotion: candidate must accrue the equivalent of $40,000 in grant funding with at least $25,000 from external grants; or the candidate must have made a significant good-faith effort to obtain funding by submitting at least five external proposals with excellent scientific merit). 8 external proposals with 1 funded ($60,000 received). 4 internal proposals with 2 funded ($11, received). External Grants Australian Research Council (2012), Next Generation of Electrochemiluminescence for Multiplexed Detection and Display Technologies. Requested -$300,000, not funded. (In collaboration with research teams from Deakin University in Australia and the University of Texas at Austin). National Science Foundation (2011). RULElectrochemistry, Spectroscopy and Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Metal-Ligand Systems. Requested $364,954, Not funded. National Science Foundation (2009). RUI:Electrochemistry, Photophysics and Electro generated Chemiluminescence of Transition Metal Systems. Requested $329,760, Not funded. NSF/EPSRC (2009). International Collaboration in Chemistry. Biomimetic and Bioinspired Catalysts for Solar H 2 Production. Requested $337,456, Not Funded. (In collaboration with research team from Durham University, UK) National Science Foundation (2007). Ground and Excited State Properties of Transition Metal and Rare Earth Complexes Containing Bipyridyl-Linked Aromatic Azo Dyes. Requested $275,876, Not funded. 4

5 American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund (2007). Ground and Excited State Interactions of Transition Metal Systems with Catechols and Hydroquinones. Requested $65,000, Not funded. National Science Foundation (2007). RUI: Ground and Excited State Properties of Luminophores in Fluorinated Solvents. Requested $277,871, Not funded. National Science Foundation (2007). Electrochemistry, Spectroscopy and Electro generated Chemiluminescence in Fluorinated Liquids. Requested $240,475, Not funded. Dreyfus Foundation, Henry Dreyfus Teacher Scholar Award ( ). Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Ruthenium(!!) Polyazine Complexes Containing Crown Ether Moities in the Presence of Meta/Ions. $60,000, funded. Internal Grants Missouri State University Faculty Research Grant (20 1 0). Enhancing Light Emission Using Carbon Nanotubes. $5,695.60, funded. Missouri State University Technology Innovation Grant (2010). General Chemistry I Laboratory Incorporating Technology into the Curriculum. $9,947, not funded. Missouri State University Faculty Fellowship (2008). Enhancing Light Emission Using Carbon Nanotubes. $6,000, not funded. Missouri State University Faculty Research Grant (2007). Developing New Light Emitting Compounds for Practical Applications. $5,382.30, funded. Awards and Honors: (required for promotion: none) CNAS Award for Faculty Excellence (2012) Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Missouri Professor of the Year (2007) Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society (2007) Young Endowed Professor in the Honors College ( ) Mentoring of Students : (required for promotion: minimum of four different students for a minimum of 1-semester each, and at least one student should be a graduate student). Summary: 14 Undergraduate students mentored (8 are coauthors on publications) 5 Graduate students with theses mentored (all 5 are coauthors on publications) Impact on the Field : (required for promotion: no impact statement is required) My research is focused on the electrochemical (the interactions of electricity with matter) and light emitting properties of chemical systems and with various aspects of chemical education (development of laboratories, case studies, etc). Its impact on the field is clear from the number of publications ( 44 peer-reviewed articles since arriving at MSU in 1997), the number of citations (over 500 since 1997 and 50 since 2007), the impact factors of the journals (from to 5.695), and the 5

6 invited presentations at both national and international venues. For example, invited presentations have been made in Ireland (2004 ), Italy (2008 and, potentially, 20 14), China (2009) and Australia (20 1 0). Invitations to present in China in 2011 and 2013 were declined due to inadequate funds for international travel. Another measure of the impact of my research program is having an h-index factor of23. The h-index attempts to measure both the productivity and impact of a scholar's published work. The h index is based on a scholar's list of publications ranked in descending order, with the most highly cited article first. For example, an h-index of 23 indicates (roughly) that 23 of my papers have been cited in the peer-reviewed literature 23 times or more ( Typically, faculty at Research 1 (R1) institutions are expected to have an h-index of 15 or higher. 6

7 Mark M. Richter Research Matrix ( ) CHM Department Requirements 1 Peer-Reviewed Publications (Minimum of 4 required} Review Article (none required for promotion) Book chapter (none required for promotion) Presentations at professional meetings (minimum of one) Grants submitted (minimum of 5 unless funding is obtained) Invited Presentations Other Presentations Student Presentations External Funding Agency Internal (i.e., MSU} Grants Active (both internal and external} Mentoring Students (Minimum of four different students for a minimum of 1-semester each, and at least one student should be a graduate student}' Undergraduate Graduate w/thesis Impact on the field The impact on the field is clear from the number of publications, the number of citations, the impact factors of the journals, invited presentations at both national and international venues, and an h-index factor of 23. Please see vita for more details on each of these indicators. 1 The application packet was created based on the CHM Department Policy on Evaluation, Promotion, Tenure and Annual Appointment; approved January 24, The nwnbers in each column represent students in the group in that year so the same student might appear in more than one column.

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Electronic Supplementary Material (ESI) for Analyst. This journal is The Royal Society of Chemistry 2018 Electronic Supplementary Information Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence at 9,10-Diphenylanthracene/