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Igor
V. Alabugin
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1995, Moscow
State University.
Experimental
and computational studies of stereoelectronic effects in ground and excited
states; photochemistry
in solution
and solid state.
Telephone:
(850)644-5795; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email:
alabugin@chem.fsu.edu
Susan Davis Allen Professor
of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1971, University of Southern California.
Laser Processing of materials.
Telephone:
(850)644-3206; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email: sdallen@chem.fsu.edu
Jianming (Jim) Cao Assistant
Professor of Physics, Ph.D., 1996, University of Rochester.
Ultrafast
electronic and structural dynamics in solids.
Telephone:
(850)644-0527; FAX: (850)644-5038;
email: jcao@magnet.fsu.edu
Jerzy Cioslowski Professor
of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1987, Georgetown University.
Density
functional theory; ab initio and semiempirical calculations of electronic
structure; methods of mathematical physics
applied
to quantum chemistry.
Telephone: (850)644-8274; FAX:
(850)644-8281;
email: jerzy@kyoko.chem.fsu.edu
Jack E. Crow Professor of
Physics, Ph.D., 1967, University of Rochester.
Synthesis
and characterization of transition metal oxides; temperature and magnetic
field dependence of specific heat;
magnetic
susceptibility, magnetotransport and optical properites.
Telephone: (850)644-0851; FAX:
(850)644-9462;
email: crow@magnet.fsu.edu
Naresh Dalal
Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1985, University of British Columbia.
Electric
and magnetic properties of materials; synthesis and characterization of
new materials exhibiting novel or
improved properties; NMR and EPR experiments.
Telephone: (850)644-3398; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email:
dalal@chem.fsu.edu
Ralph C. Dougherty
Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1963, University of Chicago.
Structure
of liquid water and aqueous solutions; nmr and Raman studies of continuous
phase transitions in liquids;
molecular
orbital theory and statistical mechanics applied to solvation.
Telephone:
(850)644-5725; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email: ralphd@chem.fsu.edu
Robert
L. Fulton Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1964, Harvard University.
Theoretical
investigations of polar and nonpolar fluids; theory of relaxation in the
media; description of the behavior of
electrons
in molecules.
Telephone: (850)644-6449;
FAX: (850)644-8281;
email: fulton@chem.fsu.edu
Lev David Gelb Assistant Professor
of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1995, Cambridge University.
Molecular
simulation and statistical mechanics; nanostructured materials; molecular
machines and motors.
Telephone:
(850)645-0363; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email:
gelb@chem.fsu.edu
Edwin F. Hilinski
Associate Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1982, Yale University.
Mechanistic
studies of photochemical and thermal reactions in solution; time-resolved
laser spectroscopy; photoinduced
phenomena
in solids.
Telephone: (850)644-5503; FAX:
(850)644-8281;
email: hilinski@chem.fsu.edu
David
M. Lind Associate Professor of Physics, Ph.D., 1986, Rice University.
Thin film
synthesis of magnetic oxides using molecular beam epitaxy; structural and
magnetic ordering studies using
spin-resolved
electron, neutron and x-ray diffraction.
Telephone: (850)644-1576; FAX:
(850)644-6504;
email: lind@magnet.fsu.edu
Efstratos Manousakis Professor
of Physics, Ph.D., 1985, University of Illinois.
Theoretical
condensed matter physics; superfluidity and superconductivity; low dimensional
systems; phenomena on
surfaces
and interfaces; magnetic phenomena in low dimensions.
Telephone: (850)644-3713; FAX:
(850)644-8630;
email: stratos@samos.martech.fsu.edu
Alan G. Marshall
Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1970, Stanford University.
Fourier
transform ion cyclotron mass spectroscopy; optical spectroscopy of ions
mass-selected by cyclotron resonance;
optical/microwave/cyclotron
triple resonance.
Telephone: (850)644-0529; FAX:
(850)644-1366;
email:
marshall@magnet.fsu.edu
Per
Arne Rikvold Professor of Physics, Ph.D., 1983, Temple University.
Condensed
matter theory and computational statistical mechanics; electrochemistry;
dynamics of magnetic systems;
dynamics
of phase ordering and phase separation.
Telephone: (850)644-6011;
FAX: (850)644-0098;
email: rikvold@csit.fsu.edu
Sanford
A. Safron Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1969, Harvard University.
Dynamics
of crystalline surfaces; surface phase transitions; epitaxial growth; chemi-
and physisorption.
Telephone: (850)644-5239;
FAX: (850644-8281;
email: safron@chem.fsu.edu
James G. Skofronick Professor
of Physics, Ph.D., 1964, University of Wisconsin.
Vibrational
behavior of crystal surfaces by low energy helium atom-surface scattering;
effects of physi- and chemisorption,
phase
changes, collision mechanisms; dynamics of epitaxial growth.
Telephone: (850)644-5497;
FAX: (850)644-6504;
email: skofronick@phy.fsu.edu
Oliver
Steinbock Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1993, Goettingen
University.
Non-linear
dynamics in chemical systems; reaction kinetics; pattern formation in non-equilibrium
systems; corrosion
processes
and dynamic electrochemistry.
Telephone:
(850)644-4824; FAX: (850)644-8281;
email: steinbck@chem.fsu.edu
David H. Van Winkle Professor
of Physics, Ph.D., 1984, University of Colorado.
Experimental
condensed mater physics; complex fluids and gels; surface physics.
Telephone: (850)644-6019;
FAX: (850)644-6504;
email: rip@phy.fsu.edu
Stephen von Molnár
Professor of Physics, Ph.D., 1965, University of California, Riverside.
Experimental
physics; magnetism and magnetic materials, including nanoparticles.
Telephone: (850)644-5075;
FAX: (850)644-6504;
email: molnar@magnet.fsu.edu
Peng Xiong Assistant Professor
of Physics, Ph.D., 1994, Brown University.
Quantum
phase transitions and fluctuations in low dimensional systems; electric
properties of nanostructures.
Telephone:
(850)644-5849; FAX: (850)644-6504;
email: xiong@martech.fsu.edu
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