As an theoretical physical Chemist, my research interests broadly span from quantum electrodynamics to the quantum chemistry, with a focus on developing mixed quantum mechanical/electrodynamics methods for describing fundamental processes of light...
I am now studying how breakdown of Born-Oppenheimer approximation affects the description of graphene.
PhD, graduated from Department of Physics at Harvard. Current research is on theoretical atomic, molecular and optical physics, open quantum systems, decoherence.
Working on theoretical investigations of tunneling, flux, and phase-space bottlenecks for the analysis and prediction of the experimental ultracold KRb dimer reaction.
