Prof. MckeeB.S Chemistry from Lamar University (1971)Ph.D. Chemical Physics under M.J.S. Dewar from University of Texas, Austin, Texas (1977)Robert A. Welch Postdoctoral Fellow under Alan Cowley at University of Texas (1977-1978)Postdoc under W. N. Lipscomb at Harvard University (1979-1981)Assistant Professor (1981-1986), Associate Professor (1986-1994), Professor (1994-present) at Auburn University

• Introduction.- Molecular Structures.- Topology.- Reactivities.- Excited states, photochemistry.- Weakly-coordinating anions.- Predictions of new compounds.- Modelling of interactions with biomolecules and consequences in medicine.- Challenge for future materials science.- Chemistry of (super)carboranes.

Prof. MckeeB.S Chemistry from Lamar University (1971)Ph.D. Chemical Physics under M.J.S. Dewar from University of Texas, Austin, Texas (1977)Robert A. Welch Postdoctoral Fellow under Alan Cowley at University of Texas (1977-1978)Postdoc under W. N. Lipscomb at Harvard University (1979-1981)Assistant Professor (1981-1986), Associate Professor (1986-1994), Professor (1994-present) at Auburn University

• Introduction.- Molecular Structures.- Topology.- Reactivities.- Excited states, photochemistry.- Weakly-coordinating anions.- Predictions of new compounds.- Modelling of interactions with biomolecules and consequences in medicine.- Challenge for future materials science.- Chemistry of (super)carboranes.

Prof. MckeeB.S Chemistry from Lamar University (1971)Ph.D. Chemical Physics under M.J.S. Dewar from University of Texas, Austin, Texas (1977)Robert A. Welch Postdoctoral Fellow under Alan Cowley at University of Texas (1977-1978)Postdoc under W. N. Lipscomb at Harvard University (1979-1981)Assistant Professor (1981-1986), Associate Professor (1986-1994), Professor (1994-present) at Auburn University

• Introduction.- Molecular Structures.- Topology.- Reactivities.- Excited states, photochemistry.- Weakly-coordinating anions.- Predictions of new compounds.- Modelling of interactions with biomolecules and consequences in medicine.- Challenge for future materials science.- Chemistry of (super)carboranes.