The Subotnik Group at Princeton University
Research in the Subotnik group focuses on the electronic processes in the condensed phase. Using tools from electronic structure theory (with an emphasis on excited states), nonadiabatic dynamics, perturbation theory, and statistical mechanics, we seek a comprehensive theoretical and computational platform for studying electronic relaxation, electron and energy transfer, and multilinear spectroscopy. See our research and publication pages for more information.
Contact Us
Joe SubotnikFrick Chemistry Building, Room 329
Department of Chemistry
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08540
P: (609) 258 - 7349
E: subotnik AT princeton DOT edu
Joe Subotnik
Just because Joe works on theoretical chemistry, he can still work in the kitchen ... rummaging through the fridge for algorithms ... before he throws the kitchen sink at the problem.
Our Research
Our research interests focus on finding the simplest theoretical tools to describe complex environments and phenomena, so that we can run practical simulations of large systems.
