Assistant Professor
BSB E.209, (254) 710-2576 |
Assistant Professor
Education
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Ph.D
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University of Florida |
2003
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Postdoctoral Associate
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Northwestern University |
2003-2006
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B.S.
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University of North Carolina at Wilmington
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1998
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Experience
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Research Staff |
Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
2006-2009
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry |
Drexel University
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2009-2012 |
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry
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Baylor University |
2012-present |
Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
We are a computational research group that specializes in theory, modeling, and simulation of interdisciplinary problems spanning chemistry, physics, materials science, and engineering. A variety of methods are employed to calculate atomic, molecular, and optical properties of gas and condensed phase systems, with an emphasis on structure, dynamics, and fundamental studies of light/matter interactions. Established research areas include ultrafast quantum dynamics of atoms, molecules, and semiconductors, nano-optics, and plasmonics. Most recently, the focus within the group has been on renewable energy generation and storage. Specifically, we are interested in exploring new materials and unique designs to enhance light capture and conversion efficiency in solar applications as well as boosting energy and power densities in electrical energy storage devices. Please browse our group website to learn about group members and current research projects.

