Associate Prof @wmchemistry. Molecular spectroscopy. Chemical dynamics. We develop a molecular-scale picture of aerosol processes and energy science. Views=mine
Thrilled to share that our group @wmchemistry has received the @NSF CAREER award! Special thanks to all my mentors, collaborators, and students! @williamandmary Link to award: https://t.co/uVAOavqilB
So honored to have received this award! Many thanks to colleagues and students, and congratulations to all the awardees!
Looking forward to the new research and educational directions made possible by the @dreyfusfndn!
@wmchemistry@williamandmary
Using IR activation, we explore the pseudo-JT topology defining the bimolecular collision outcomes of NO radicals with increasingly large alkanes. Upon collision, the region of strong coupling along the PES significantly impacts the occupied product quantum levels.
Newest publication from the @KidwellLaserLab out now in @PCCP as a part of the Emerging Investigators themed collection! Congrats to all our student authors! @wmchemistry@williamandmary
https://t.co/g9oekVYFnN
Had a great week at the @molspect conference! My student, Garrett, gave a great talk and many donuts were consumed! Glad to see our Synergy Between Experiment and Theory mini-symposium co-organized with @CPuzzarini so well attended! Also, so honored to receive the Flygare Award!
@ghett_smart@ChemistryUoN Congrats and all the best in this next phase of your career! Looking forward to hearing about the science coming from your group!
Our group's newest article is published in @Faraday_D! This study focuses on the isomer-specific scattering mechanisms between nitric oxide (NO) and ethane (C2H6), encoded in the spectroscopic and dynamical signatures of the NOโC2H6 collision complex.
https://t.co/xiExfd2yKD
We compare the dynamics from NOโC2H6 and NOโCH4 vibrational predissociation, in which substantial differences are observed in the energy exchange mechanisms during the evolution of the collision complexes to products. NO-CH4 experiences JT dynamics, while NOโC2H6 is pseudo JT.
Churchill performed Honors Thesis research, using interface-specific IR spectroscopy to study the intermolecular interactions of nitrophenol chromophores at charged water/oil surfaces. Churchill will be a post-bacc researcher in our group before starting his permanent position.
Proud of our group's newest alumni! L-R: Sophie, Garrett and Churchill. These students completed either a Senior or Honors Thesis (details below) and propelled our group to new and greater heights! Sophie and Garrett will be returning as MS students in our group! @wmchemistry
Garrett carried out Senior Thesis work, revealing the inelastic scattering mechanisms from bimolecular collisions of nitric oxide (NO) and increasingly-larger alkane partners. Garrett's MS work will center on studying chemical transformation mechanisms from reactive collisions.
In addition to highlighting existing joint efforts, this venue will provide opportunities for experimental and theoretical colleagues to form new partnerships. (3/3)
Abstract submission for the @molspect ISMS meeting is just under 2 weeks away! Please consider submitting your abstracts to the "Synergy Between Experiment and Theory" mini-symposium co-organized by Cristina Puzzarini (@CPuzzarini) and myself! (1/3)
This mini-symposium will focus on the synergy between experiment and theory in the field of spectroscopy and dynamics, emphasizing collaborative insights that are gained where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. (2/3)
I had a wonderful visit to @UWChemistry, meeting the amazing faculty and students! Many thanks to Anne McCoy for the invitation to talk about our group's latest results!
TOMORROW (1/24): Join us for Nathan Kidwell's #physicalchemistry seminar, โQuantum-State Control on Multidimensional Potential Energy Surfaces: Driving Chemical Outcomes with Spectroscopic Accuracy,โ at 11:30 AM in CHB 102.
https://t.co/dNRc6gXJnh
It was truly an honor to help put this @JPhysChem Festschrift together for Marsha Lester @PennChemistry with Anne McCoy, Julia Lehman, and Stephen Klippenstein! What a wonderful tribute to a phenomenal scientist in our community!
How do water-solvent interactions shape chromophore photophysical outcomes at interfaces? Check out the synergistic tools we use to link the two! Great, collaborative work with @danielptabor and Andrew Petit (@csuf)!
Combining experimental and theoretical methods, this work reveals the structure and spectroscopic signatures of water-solvated 2-phenylpyrrole to characterize absorption outcomes of chromophores at brown carbon interfaces @wmchemistry@TAMUChemistry@CSUF
https://t.co/0qoQkbWgyD