Habershon Group

Research in the Habershon Group
We are a computational chemistry research group in the Department of ChemistryLink opens in a new window at the University of WarwickLink opens in a new window
Our interest lies at the intersection of chemistry, physics and computer science; we're developing new simulation tools which can help us to accurately model chemical dynamics in complex systems containing many-atoms. We use simulations to study chemical dynamics across a wide range of systems and time-scales, from ultrafast molecular motion following photoexcitation, to long time-scales associated with materials degradation and protein folding.
News
- We are recruiting to a PhD studentships through Warwick's HetSys CDTLink opens in a new window:
- Project 1: From here to where? Mapping out crystal polymorph formation mechanisms using directed walksLink opens in a new window - co-supervised by Prof. David Quigley (Warwick Physics)
If you're interested in applying for this post - please follow the links above for further details. Informal enquiries about these projects can be sent to s.habershon@warwick.ac.uk