Areas of Interest Matrix
The diverse research interests of the Chemistry Faculty do not permit their easy classification into the traditional areas of Chemistry: Analytical, Physical, Organic and Inorganic. However, they are listed here in a matrix of different aspects of chemistry research and with a broad, descriptive title for their research interests, with their traditional classification indicated by a red star (*). More information about the research activities of the Faculty, including their interdisciplinary interests, is provided in the individual descriptions of their research on the pages which follow.
Inorganic Materials and Spectroscopy Ultrafast Spectroscopy: Photosynthesis and Nanomaterials Synthesis and Spectroscopy of Interfaces Synthetic and Bioorganic Chemistry Nuclear Chemistry Evidence-based Approaches to Improving Chemistry Education Ultrafast Science Single-Molecule Magnetism and Synthetic Chemistry with f-Element Compounds Synthetic Biology, Organic Chemistry Radiochemistry and Radiotracer Development for PET Imaging Green Chemistry Structural Biology Using X-Ray Crystallography Inorganic Materials / Electrochemistry Deep Spectroscopy for Breakthrough Molecular Discovery Biophysical Chemistry of Membrane Protein Folding and Degradation Membrane Protein Structure-Function Characterization Organic Chemistry, Synthetic Chemistry, Nanoscience and Immunology Quantum Theory Mechanism and Design in Green and Organic Materials Chemistry Biological and Physical Chemistry, Structural Biology Nanomaterials synthesis, photonics and solar energy Materials Chemistry Geochemistry Molecular Mechanism of Dietary Lipids and Environmental Toxicants on Human Health Modeling Excited Molecules and Materials Nuclear Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry Nuclear Chemistry Biological Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Synthesis and Spectroscopy of Transition Metal Complexes Computational Approaches to Biomolecular Systems Nuclear Chemistry Organometallic/Inorganic Synthesis and Transition Metal Catalysis in Organic Synthesis Quantum Chemistry and Physics Mathematics in Chemistry Education Biological Redox Chemistry Radiochemistry Inorganic and Organic Chemistry for Sustainability in the 21st Century Forensic Chemistry High-resolution, Ultrasensitive, and Native Proteomics Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry, Carbon Materials, Corrosion Science and Neuroanalytical Chemistry Synthetic and Bioorganic Chemistry Constructing Enzyme Cascade Reactions toward Bioactive Compounds Biophysical Chemistry and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Physical, Theoretical, and Computational Chemistry
Faculty Member
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In
Or
Ph
Nu
CE
CP
Th
Om
Bi
Ma
F
Rémi Beaulac
*
•
•
Warren Beck
•
*
•
•
•
Gary Blanchard
*
•
•
Babak Borhan
*
•
Kyle Brown
*
Melanie Cooper
*
Marcos Dantus
•
*
•
•
Selvan Demir
*
•
•
Karen Draths
*
•
Jinda Fan
*
•
•
•
John Frost
*
•
James Geiger
*
•
Thomas Hamann
*
•
•
Elad Harel
•
*
•
•
•
Heedeok Hong
•
*
Jian Hu
•
•
*
Xuefei Huang
•
*
•
•
Paul Hunt
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics/Molecular Scattering
*
•
Katharine Hunt
•
•
*
•
•
James Jackson
•
*
•
•
Xiangshu Jin
•
•
*
Seokhyoung Kim
*
•
•
James Kirkpatrick
*
Kin Sing Lee
*
•
Benjamin Levine
•
•
*
•
Sean Liddick
•
*
•
Robert Maleczka
*
•
Paul Mantica
•
*
•
John McCracken
*
•
James McCusker
*
•
•
Kenneth Merz
*
•
•
David Morrissey
•
*
•
Aaron Odom
*
•
•
Piotr Piecuch
•
•
•
•
•
*
•
Lynmarie Posey
•
*
•
Denis Proshlyakov
•
•
*
•
Gregory Severin
•
*
•
Milton Smith
*
•
•
•
Ruth Waddell Smith
•
*
Liangliang Sun
*
•
•
Greg Swain
*
•
•
Jetze Tepe
*
•
Kevin Walker
*
•
David Weliky
•
•
*
•
•
•
Angela Wilson
•
•
•
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