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CHEMISTRY
Research in the group, led by Kim
Baldridge, uses computationally derived chemical and physical
properties, in conjunction with experiments, to enhance the understanding
of control within technologically important chemical structures
and reaction processes. Emphasis is placed on enhancements of quantum
chemical algorithms, specifically for application to conformational
equilibria and dynamics, understanding the detailed nature of the
aromatic structure and character in materials, and the structure
and dynamics of reactions in solution phase. A key part of this
is the development of software for understanding chemical reactions,
and the application of methods for accurate calculations of molecular
properties.
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