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Physical Chemistry at UB

New materials, physical electrochemistry, theoretical and computational chemistry, chemical crystallography, high resolution NMR, Photonics, surface chemistry, and nanoscience

The physical chemistry division has programs in experimental and theoretical chemistry. Current research includes ab initio quantum-chemical calculations pursued on UB's supercomputers, sophisticated approaches to study crystal growth and biomaterialization, and cutting-edge multiple-photon laser spectroscopy, mass spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and X-ray diffraction techniques.

Faculty members, more detailed research descriptions

Faculty Menus

Alphabetical

Divisions

Analytical

Aga, Diana S. Banerjee, Sarbajit Bright, Frank V. Bruckenstein, Stanley Colón, Luis A. Gardella, Joseph A., Jr. Takeuchi, Esther Wood, Troy D.

Inorganic

Atwood, Jim D. Banerjee, Sarbajit Churchill, Melvyn R. Keister, Jerome B. Morrow, Janet R. Takeuchi, Kenneth J. Watson, David F.

Medicinal

Cheng, Richard Detty, Michael R. Disney, Matthew D. Hangauer, David G. Kalman, Thomas I. Lin, Qing Morrow, Janet

Organic

Chemler, Sherry Davies, Huw M. L. Disney, Matthew D. Diver, Steven T. Gong, Bing Richard, John P. Rzayev, Javid

Physical

Autschbach, Jochen Coppens, Philip Garvey, James F. King, Harry F. McIver, James W., Jr. Nancollas, George H. Prasad, Paras N. Szyperski, Thomas

Interdisciplinary Areas

Biological

Environmental

Materials

Emeritus

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