The Ping Group’s research focuses on developing theoretical and computational methods, such as many-body perturbation theory and first-principles open quantum dynamics based on density-matrix formalism, to understand and predict materials’ properties, including optoelectronic, excitonic, and …
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Schreier Laboratory (Affiliate)
Since most existing chemical processes rely on hydrocarbons as feedstocks and energy carriers, the Schreier Lab employs our understanding of electrochemical interfaces towards developing the science for converting hydrocarbons using electrical energy.
Van Lehn Group (Affiliate)
The Van Lehn Group uses molecular simulations and data-centric methods to characterize, predict, and engineer the behavior of synthetic and biological soft materials for applications relevant to human health, sustainability, and energy.
Yu Group (Affiliate)
The Yu Group studies the solids of organic molecules, with special attention to the different solids of the same molecules.