Physical Chemistry

Jean Baum
Distinguished Professor
Research Synopsis: Structural studies of proteins by nuclear magnetic resonance techniques
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Phone: (848) 445-5666

Kenneth J. Breslauer
Linus C. Pauling Distinguished University Professor
Research Synopsis: Enabled by an outstanding group of colleagues, Breslauer’s Lab pursues several interrelated biophysical research programs. Collectively, these programs focus on characterizing the intra- and intermolecular forces that modulate the regulation and dysregulation of biological processes crucial to human health. Deciphering this language used in molecular communications is essential for the rational deign of diagnostic and therapeutic protocols.
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Phone: (848) 445-3956

Charles Dismukes
Distinguished Professor
Research Synopsis: Inorganic and physical chemistry with applications to heterogeneous catalysis, homogeneous catalysis, biological catalysis, photosynthesis, renewable solar-based fuel production, and tools for investigating these systems.
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Phone: (848) 445-1489

Eric Garfunkel
Distinguished Professor
Research Synopsis: Nanoscience and technology, nanoelectronics, surface and interface science, materials for alternative energy, nanowires, catalysis, sensors, organic electronics, nanotoxicology
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Phone: (848) 445-2747

Gene S. Hall
Professor of Analytical Chemistry
Research Synopsis: Applied analytical chemistry, molecular fingerprinting of dietary supplements, multi element trace analysis of environmental and geological samples, CBD and omega-3 dietary supplements forensics, counterfeit consumer products, advanced chromatographic separations, laser desoprtion ionization TOF-MS, E-cigarette components.
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Phone: (848) 445-2590

Jane Hinch
Associate Professor
Research Synopsis: Molecular beam-surface interactions, surface diffractive techniques
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Phone: (848) 445-0663

Andrew J. Nieuwkoop
Assistant Professor
Research Synopsis: Magic angle spinning solid-state NMR of proteins, membranes, and materials.
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Phone: (848) 445-2626

Wilma K. Olson
Mary I. Bunting Professor of Chemistry
Research Synopsis: Theoretical studies of nucleic acid conformation, properties, and interactions
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Phone: (848) 445-3993

Richard Remsing
Assistant Professor
Research Synopsis: theory and simulation of chemical and materials systems
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Phone: (848) 445-3245

Zheng Shi
Assistant Professor
Research Synopsis: My lab combines biophysical, chemical, and optogenetic tools to study the properties of biomolecular assemblies at the cellular level.
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Phone: (848) 445-3246

Lu Wang
Associate Professor
Research Synopsis: Our group utilizes theoretical and computational tools to elucidate the structure, spectroscopy and quantum effects of condensed phase systems.
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Phone: (848) 445-4555

Darrin M. York
Distinguished Professor / Henry Rutgers University Professor
Research Synopsis: The development and application of multi-scale quantum methods for simulations of biological reactions.
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Phone: (848) 445-5199