Computational Facilities Manager
Office:
CHEM 321A
Highlights:
Theoretical and computational chemistry
Metal nanocluster and MOF based catalysts
Actinide chemistry , Management and maintenance of the high-performance computing (HPC) facility
Research:
- Investigation of structure and electronic properties of pure and alloy transition metal nanoclusters
- Design and application of efficient metal nanocluster and metal organic framework (MOF) catalysts for environmental and industrial applications
- Study of bonding, reactivity and electronic structure of actinides
Research area:
Physical
Computational Chemistry
Materials
Computational Physics