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Dr. Bobby L. Wilson,
Center Director, RCBEH

Training/Instructional Capability:
RECENT THESES & DISSERTATIONS:
- El-Demerdash, (Co-Advisors: Saleh, M.A., and Wilson, B.L.), Applications
of Scientific Imaging in Environmental Toxicology, Texas Southern
University, 2002.
- Johnican, M.D., (Co-Advisors: Criner, O.H., and Wilson, B.L.),
Integrated Environmental Assessments of the Toxicological and Environmental
Effects of Surface Water Contaminants, Texas Southern University, 2002.
- A. Walker, A. (Advisor: B.L. Wilson), The Synthesis and Characterization
of Dichloro[bis(dihydrobis(pyrazolyl)borate] and hafnium (IV) Complex. Texas
Southern University 2001.
- Obot, C. (Co-Advisors: Felder, T.B., and Wilson, B.L.), Both Organic and
Metallic Fractions of Particulate Matter Induce Apoptosis By Interacting
With Alveolar Macrophage Scavenger Receptors. Texas Southern University,
2001.
- Parker, T. (Advisor: B.L. Wilson), The Synthesis and Characterization of
Dichloro[bis(dihydrobis(pyrazolyl)borate]Zirconium(IV). Texas Southern
University, 1999.
ADMINISTRATIVE RESEARCH:
Relative to issues concerning Academic Affairs and Student Services,
particularly development education, much study has been devoted to the trends
impacting students’ performances on the TASP test mandated by the State.
Continuous collection and review of the data have disclosed several factors
influencing students’ levels of performance on the different sections of the
test. A review of the data has produced several research studies.
Additionally, data collected from various units on specified areas of
student services, ranging from teaching to administrative advising, have
served as the foundation for research projects and as the springboard for
developing methods to improve curriculum reform, to refine the strategic
planning process, and to systematize the assessment of programs, faculty and
instruction.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE:
Experience includes former Program Director for the National Science
Foundation’s Institutional Support Programs. The Institutional Support
Programs are designed to strengthen research capabilities of institutions with
significant minority enrollments, including predominantly minority
institutions, and to increase the minority presence in science and engineering
by making substantial resources available to upgrade the research capabilities
of the most productive minority institutions.
Selected Publications:
- Saleh, M.A., Ewane, E., Jones, J., and Wilson, B.L., “Chemical Evaluation
of Commercial Bottled Drinking Water from Egypt,” J. of Food Comp. And Anal.,
14, 127-152 (2001).
- Robinson, B., and Wilson, B.L., “An Investigation of Trace Elements in the
Aqueous Environment Near A Coal-fired Power Generation Plant,” J. of Environ.
Sci. and Health, A35, 661-670 (2000).
- Saleh, M.A. and Wilson, B.L., “Analysis of Metal Pollutants in the Houston
Ship Channel by Inductively Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometry,” Ecotoxicology
and Environmental Safety, A44, 113-117 (1999).
- Wilson, B.L. and Mitchell, D.L., Trace Metal Study of Sediment Samples
Near A Coal-Fired Electrical Generating Plant, J. Environ. Sci. Health,
A26(4), 493-509 (1991).
- Wilson, B.L., Charles, A., and Jackson, K., Soluble Cobalt(II) Complex as
Catalysts for Direct Coal Liquefaction, Fuel, 67, 437-438 (1988).
Externally Funded Projects: (Title of Project and Funding Agency)
- Bobby Wilson (PI), Historically Black Colleges and Universities and
Minority Institutions Environmental Technology Consortium, Department of
Energy, 2002-2007, $500,000.
- Bobby Wilson (PI) and (with several other Co-PIs), The NASA Research
Center for Biotechnology and Environmental Health, NASA, 2002-2007,
$6,000,000.
- Bobby Wilson (Co-PIs) and John Bear (PI) of the University of Houston,
Alliances for Minority Participation, National Science Foundation, 1999-2004,
$3,628,250.
- Bobby Wilson and Mahmoud Saleh (Co-PIs), Enhancement and Upgrading the
Biomarker and Environmental Toxicology Laboratory, NIH/NCRR, 1999-2004,
$449,304.
- Bobby Wilson (PI) and Victor Obot (Co-PIs), An Urban Outreach Program in
Space Science, NASA, 2000-2003, $236,884.
- Bobby Wilson, (PI), Development of NASA JSC High Pressure Laboratory,
NASA, 1998-2002, $899,675.
- Bobby Wilson (PI), Historically Black Colleges and Universities and
Minority Institutions Environmental Technology Consortium, Department of
Energy, 1991-2002, $1,093,830.
NASA Research Center For Biotechnology and
Environmental Health
http://www.tsu.edu/academics/science/research/nasa.asp
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