Theoretical/Computational
Theoretical/Computational methods have reached new heights of depth and accuracy. This group applies these methods to new areas of research including nanotechnology, energy flow, novel methods of chemical bonding, and very weak molecular interaction.
Alexander I. Boldyrev
Professor
Physical Chemistry
Nonstoichiometric molecules, clusters, and materials; high-spin moleculess
David Farrelly
Professor
Physical Chemistry
Intramolecular energy flow, chaotic dynamics
Steve Scheiner
Professor and Department Head
Computational Chemistry
Hydrogen bonds, proton transfers
Tapas Kar
Research Assistant Professor
Physical Chemistry
Chemical modification of Fullerenes and Nanotubes, III-V Nanotubes junctions, SLDB and ONIOM, NLO and H- bonds
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