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	About Us People Photopage News and Events Endowments & Memorials Computer Lab International Journal of Quantum Chemistry (IJQC) Cookbook Seminars Sanibel Location Physics Home Page Chemistry Home Page CLAS Home Page Home Quantum Theory Project 2234 New Physics Bulding #92 PO Box 118435 Gainesville FL 32611-8435 Phone: (352) 392-1597 Fax: (352) 392-8722 Email:"lastname" qtp ufl edu	Faculty Rodney J. Bartlett Webpage bartlett@qtp.ufl.edu Graduate Research Professor of Chemistry and Physics. His main research interest is in highly correlated methods for electronic structure theory, including the Coupled Cluster Methods and Many Body Perturbation Theory. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Invited Lectures \| Group Members \| Students Graduated Hai-Ping Cheng Webpage cheng@qtp.ufl.edu Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Her main research interest is in simulation of properties of large clusters and surface effects. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications\| Invited Lectures (scroll down) \| Group Members \| Students Graduated Erik Deumens Webpage deumens@qtp.ufl.edu Scientist in Chemistry and Physics. He is director of QTP and of the UF HPC Center and is responsible for the J.C. Slater Computing Laboratory, which is the shared computational facility of QTP. His main research interest is in structured software design and time-dependent studies of the interaction of electrons and nuclei in molecules using the Electron Nuclear Dynamics method. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests (scroll down)\| Publications (scroll down) Frank E. Harris Webpage harris@qtp.ufl.edu Resident Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications (scroll down) So Hirata Webpage hirata@qtp.ufl.edu Assistant Professor of Chemistry. New faculty member. His group is developing an artificial intelligence system that performs tedious mathematical derivations and computer implementations of new chemical theories whose complexity exceeds normal human comprehension. The group applies chemical theories to elucidate the properties of molecules that are vital to combustion,environmental and interstellar chemistry. They also study the initial chemical processes (excitation and ionization of water clusters) of the radiation damage to living tissues. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Invited Lectures \| Group Members Jeffrey L. Krause Webpage krause@qtp.ufl.edu Associate Professor of Chemistry and Physics. His main research interest is in quantum molecular dynamics of laser controlled experiments, in particular laser controlled bond breaking. He currently on leave until August 2008. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests (scroll down) \| Publications \| Invited Lectures \| Group Members (scroll down) \| Students Graduated Kenneth M. Merz, Jr. Webpage merz@qtp.ufl.edu Professor of Chemistry and do-director of QTP. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Invited Lectures \| Group Members David A. Micha Webpage micha@qtp.ufl.edu Adjunct Professor and Emeritus Professor of Chemistry and Physics. His research interests are theoretical and computational aspects of many-body collision theory, quantum molecular dynamics, many-electron description of time-dependent molecular phenomena, and statistical mechanics of response and rate processes. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Group Members \| Students Graduated Henk J. Monkhorst Webpage monkhors@qtp.ufl.edu Professor of Physics and Chemistry. His main research interest is properties of polymers and a non-Born-Oppenheimer formulation of molecular structure theory using the Coupled Cluster method. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications (scroll down)\| Students Graduated N. Yngve Öhrn Webpage ohrn@qtp.ufl.edu Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Physics. His main research interest is in time-dependent descriptions of the interaction between electrons and nuclei using the Electron Nuclear Dynamics method and the theory of propagators. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Students Graduated Adrian E. Roitberg Webpage roitberg@qtp.ufl.edu Associate Professor of Chemistry. His main research interest is in accurate calculations of biologically relevant molecular systems and processes using proven methods from Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Mechanics and Molecular Dynamics. He is also interested in advanced visualization. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications \| Group Members \| Students Graduated John R. Sabin Webpage sabin@qtp.ufl.edu Professor in Physics and Chemistry. His main research interest is in the interaction between high energy radiation and matter, in particular the stopping power of materials. Serving as Director for Information Resources and Technologies at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences since Jan 1998. Quick Links: Curriculum Vitae \| Research Interests \| Publications Samuel B. Trickey Webpage trickey@qtp.ufl.edu Professor (Emeritus) in Physics and Chemistry. Former QTP Director and, prior to that, Executive Director, Information Technologies and Services for University of Florida. Main research interests are density functional theory (e.g kinetic energy funtionals), applications of DFT to nanoscale systems, and methods of multi-scale simulations. 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