The
Skinner Group
Department
of Chemistry
University of Wisconsin
Madison , WI
53706
We are a theoretical chemistry research group
in the Department of Chemistry
at the University of Wisconsin - Madison
with interests in equilibrium and nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and
condensed phase spectroscopy.
People in the group
- Professor Jim Skinner
- Prof. Mino Yang
- Dr. Piotr Pieniazek
- Yu-Shan Lin
- Fu Li
- Craig Tainter
- Lu Wang
Recent former group members
- Mr. Justin Shorb
- Dr. Ben Auer
- Dr. Revati Kumar
- Dr. J.R. Schmidt
- Dr. Shuzhou Li
- Prof. Steven Corcelli
- Prof. Chris Lawrence
- Dr. Joe Bauer
- Prof. Tsun-Mei Chang
- Prof. Sergei A. Egorov
- Dr. Karl Everitt
- Prof. Eitan Geva
- Prof. Brian Laird
- Prof. Dale Orth
- Prof. David Hsu
- Dr. Andrei Piryatinski
- Prof. Jeffery Saven
- Dr. Matthew Stephens
- Prof. Lorena Tribe
- Prof. Hannah M. Sevian
Research
- Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics
- Single molecule spectroscopy
- Exciton and electron transport in condensed matter
- Optical and vibrational dephasing and relaxation
- Nonlinear optical processes
- Protein dynamics
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Joint probability distribution of the frequency of the OH stretch of HOD in liquid D2O and the hydrogen bond distance. |
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A rendering of a single snapshot from a molecular dynamics simulation; a large, Buckyball-like solute (red) molecule is shown surrounded by the first few solvation shells of solvent particles (blue). The simulation is used to examine the effects of surface roughness of the diffusion of the solute. |
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