On this website I have included some information about the research projects that the group works on. These projects are constantly changing, new projects are designed and older ones put to a temporary rest.
One of the most important factor that should guide you to contact a research mentor in any field should be if you find the questions and problems addressed by the mentor interesting and engaging. You will find out about my interest under the Research Topics tab on the left.
Second important factor is that you understand how the research environment is in the group. This may be best understood by looking at who has worked in the group and what they did after they graduated. This information you will find under the Research Group tab on the left.
I also include some information about the courses that I teach, or have taught during the year. You will find this information under the Classes tab on the right. In short, most of my classes are focused on physical chemistry. If you are curious about what physical chemistry is about, I hope you’ll find some of the information here as well. If you are considering becoming a bio-chemist, chemist or you are in molecular biology, physical chemistry will become an integral part of your education. In this case it may be useful to learn a bit about my teaching philosophy.