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Nick Golego

office: C&M 354
tel. (519) 824-4120 ext.8520
fax: (519) 766-1499

email:
golego@chembio.uoguelph.ca

I am sorry I have not found or made a picture fully reflecting myself. But I feel I'm coming close to it.
Meanwhile I am offering you a picture of my cat... (Zenit ET, 58 mm, Konica SXG-200, 1/30 sec, f8)

Here are some facts from my life:

• was born and lived for a while in Ukraine
• graduated from Kyiv Taras Shevchenko University, Department of Chemistry where I met a lot of good friends. Follow this link to get to the list of the Department alumni I know
• worked for a while for Department of Electrophysical Materials, Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine
• freelanced also for
• Kyiv International University of Civil Aviation, Ukraine, and
• Institute of Tribotechnical Testing, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine

• got a few papers published
  
• finished Ph.D. under Prof. Michael Cocivera's supervision
• current scientific interests
• A local UofG message: I am available as a tutor for 19-104, 19-105 and other first and second-year Chemistry courses. Please contact me if interested.
  
• other streams of my life:
• Aikido, the spirit and the body
• Mountaineering and hiking
• Photography as I see and do it
• My humble yet beautiful photo gallery
• A finger and a moon

This page is being constantly updated, however no guarantee is made regarding any data and net links herein. Many names have been adapted from languages other than English, and they may have different spelling than that you may be used to.

Please also be sure that everything in here is copyright, if not by me then by someone else. Same holds for trademarks and other proprietary stuff I happened to mention.

I would like to thank:

• Uwe Oehler for his help with image scanning and expert advice on WWW tricks.
  
  
• Valentin Antoschuk, Department of Chemistry, Kent State University, Ohio, and
• Taras Kolodyazhny (can never spell it properly..), Department of Chemistry, University of Guelph for the valuable data they provided.
  
  
• all the folks who got mentioned in the text or captured on the pictures.

The page has been set up for best viewing with Netscape. I am very anxious to hear your comments on the design and contents of this page, and on how it is viewed in different browsers. Or for whatever reason -- just drop me a line.

Last modified: November 13, 1998