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Faculty
  • Photo of Paramjit Arora
    Paramjit Arora
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8470
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 360
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Bioorganic chemistry

  • Photo of Zlatko Bačić
    Zlatko Bacic
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8435
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001M

    Research/Interest: Theoretical and computational chemistry: vibration- rotation-tunneling spectroscopy of polyatomic floppy molecules, hydrogen-bonded clusters, and molecule-doped rare gas heteroclusters; proton transfer in hydrogen-bonded clusters; anharmonic vibrations of atoms and molecules adsorbed on solid surfaces.

  • Photo of Adam B. Braunschweig
    Adam B. Braunschweig
    Assistant Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8495
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 664
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Organic Chemistry, Materials Science, Nanotechnology

  • Photo of Henry C. Brenner
    Henry C. Brenner
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8432
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001S

    Research/Interest: Physical chemistry; spectroscopy; more specifically, optical and magnetic resonance studies of molecular solids and biological systems; energy transfer and luminescence in condensed phases

  • Photo of Daniela Buccella
    Daniela Buccella
    Assistant Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-7941
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 827
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Bioinorganic Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Molecular Imaging

  • Photo of James Canary
    James Canary
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8422
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 364
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Organic, bioorganic, and bioinorganic chemistry; chiral materials; nanoscience; molecular imaging; supramolecular chemistry

  • Photo of Paul J. Gans
    Paul Gans
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8485
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001Q

    Research/Interest: Theoretical chemistry: determination of conforma-tional and thermodynamic properties of macromolecules by Monte Carlo simulation

  • Photo of Nicholas E. Geacintov
    Nicholas E. Geacintov
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8407
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 453C
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    Research/Interest: The overall objective is to understand the mechanisms and consequences of damage in DNA, either free or wrapped around histone octamers in nucleosomes, induced by environmental contaminants and other reactive chemical species employing well defined model systems.

  • Photo of Alexej Jerschow
    Alexej Jerschow
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8451
    Office: Waverly Building, 24 Waverly Place, Room 966

    Research/Interest: NMR spectroscopy, imaging, and microscopy; Theory and applications in materials sciences, biophysics, and quantum computation

  • Photo of Bart Kahr
    Bart Kahr
    Professor of Chemistry
    Director of Undergraduate Studies
    Email:
    Phone: 212-992-9579
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 656
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Chemical crystallography, interations of light and organized media, polycrystalline pattern formation, origin of life science, experimental history of science.

  • Photo of Neville R. Kallenbach
    Neville R. Kallenbach
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8757
    Office: Waverly Building, 24 Waverly Place, Room 1170
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Biophysical chemistry of proteins and nucleic acids: structure, sequence, and site selectivity in DNA-drug interactions, protein folding, model helix and beta sheet structures

  • Photo of Kent Kirshenbaum
    Kent Kirshenbaum
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8486
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 821
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Bioorganic Chemistry, Biomimetic Chemistry, Protein Conformation and Dynamics, Macromolecular Design

  • Photo of Lara K. Mahal
    Lara K. Mahal
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-3533
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 823
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Chemical Biology, Glycomics, Molecular Recognition, Organic Chemistry.

  • Photo of Tamar Schlick
    Tamar Schlick
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-3590
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1021
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Molecular mechanics and dynamics, computational and structural biology, DNA supercoiling, RNA structure and genomics, and DNA/protein interactions. Biomolecular Modeling, Computational Biology Courses

  • Photo of Nadrian C. Seeman
    Nadrian C. Seeman
    Margaret and Herman Sokol Professor of Chemistry;
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8395
    Office: Waverly Building, 24 Waverly Place, Room 1066
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: DNA Nanotechnology, Macromolecular Design and Topology, Biophysical Chemistry of Recombinational Intermediates, DNA-Based Computation, and Crystallography

  • Photo of Nathaniel J. Traaseth
    Nathaniel J. Traaseth
    Assistant Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-992-9784
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 660
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: NMR Spectroscopy, Physical Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Biophysics, Structural Biology

  • Photo of Mark E. Tuckerman
    Mark E. Tuckerman
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8471
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001L

    Research/Interest: Theoretical chemistry: ab initio molecular dynamic simulations and statistical mechanics

  • Photo of Marc Anton Walters
    Marc A. Walters
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8477
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 556

    Research/Interest: Bioinorganic chemistry; study of redox potentials in electron transfer proteins; noncovalent influence on the modulation of the redox potentials

  • Photo of Michael D. Ward
    Michael D. Ward
    Professor of Chemistry
    Department Chair; Director, Molecular Design Institute; Editor, Chemistry of Materials
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8439 (Faculty Office); 212-998-8396 (Chairperson Office)
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 554 (Faculty Office); Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001G (Chairperson Office)
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Materials and solid-state chemistry, supramolecular chemistry and self-assembly, interfacial chemistry, crystallization, atomic force microscopy, electrochemistry

  • Photo of Marcus Weck
    Marcus Weck
    Director of Graduate Studies;
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-992-7968
    Office: Brown Building, 29 Washington Place, Room 554
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, and materials science

  • Photo of Keith Woerpel
    Keith Woerpel
    Margaret and Herman Sokol Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8772
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 825
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Organic chemistry, organic synthesis

  • Photo of John Z.H. Zhang
    John Zhang
    Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-8412
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001O
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Computational study of protein’s structure and interaction dynamics.

  • Photo of Yingkai Zhang
    Yingkai Zhang
    Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Email:
    Phone: 212-998-7882
    Office: Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 1001N
    Lab Homepage
    Research/Interest: Theoretical and Computational Chemistry: combined ab initio quantum mechanical and molecular mechanical methods, computer simulations, with applications to chemical reactions and molecular recognitions in biological systems.