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| Professor Neil Allan | |
| Post(s): | Professor of Physical Chemistry, School of Chemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | We use advanced simulation and modelling techniques to understand the properties of solids and surfaces at the atomic level.... |
| Keywords: | solids | surfaces | properties at the atomic level | atomistic simulation | quantum chemistry | inorganic materials | non-metallic solids |
| Professor Richard Dixon | |
| Post(s): | Emeritus Professor in Chemistry, School of Chemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | My research involves the development and application of optical spectroscopy to Chemistry, and in particular the quantitative,... |
| Keywords: | optical spectroscopy | complex molecular dynamics | laser based techniques | quantum chemistry | time-dependent quantum theory | photodissociation dynamics | polyatomic radicals | atmospheric/combustion chemistry |
| Dr Natalie Fey | |
| Post(s): | Senior Lecturer, School of Chemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | Transition metal complexes catalyse many reactions important in synthetic organic and organometallic chemistry. However,... |
| Keywords: | transition metal complexes | organometallic chemistry | synthetic organic chemistry | catalytic reactions | catalysts | synthetically relevant organometallic chemistry | quantum chemistry |
| Professor Fred Manby | |
| Post(s): | Professor of Theoretical Chemistry, School of Chemistry |
| Areas of expertise: | Research in the Manby group is focused on the development of new methods in electronic structure theory and quantum chemistry.... |
| Keywords: | electronic structure theory | quantum chemistry | Ornstein-Zernike equation | electronic structure theory | electron correlation problem in solids | liquids | electron correlation |
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