Openings

Join Our Research Group! We are offering two Bachelor/Master thesis projects at the cutting edge of Electron Correlation and Aromaticity. We are looking for motivated students in chemistry or physics eager to explore computational chemistry.

• Project 1: Understanding Electron Correlation in Excited States
  Explore dynamic vs. nondynamic correlation and help develop new accurate methods for excited states.
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• Project 2: Electron Delocalization & Aromaticity
  Investigate ground and excited-state aromaticity using DFT and identify systems that defy classical aromaticity rules.
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Project Title: Aromaticity and Magnetic Properties in Large Conjugated Rings

We offer a two-month summer internship at the Quantum Chemistry Development group to work on aromaticity. The candidate will learn how to quantify aromaticity using computational chemistry, including concepts like electron delocalization and magnetic aspects of aromaticity.

This position has been filled. Please check back later for future opportunities.