Meet Our World-Class Faculty
MEET THE FACULTY
The faculty at Virginia Tech are scientifically innovative, highly collaborative, and global leaders in their fields. They endeavor to make discoveries that redefine the bounds of chemistry, while maintaining a student-centered focus on graduate education.
Whether through research mentoring, classroom teaching, or supportive guidance, each faculty member is committed to your success at Virginia Tech. Take a look at our faculty, learn more about their research, and sign up to request a Zoom meeting.
The link at the end of each section will lead to a Qualtrics survey where you can select faculty with who to meet. The survey is not section-specific so you can go at your own pace. Enjoy!
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Bio ItemMing Chen , bio
Asymmetric catalysis and total synthesis of natural products.
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Bio ItemEmily Gentry , bio
Mapping the human metabolome using synthesis and mass spectrometry.
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Bio ItemAdrian Figg , bio
Polymer synthesis for biology and sustainability.
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Bio ItemJohn Matson , bio
Organic, macromolecular, and supramolecular synthesis.
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Bio ItemAndrew Lowell , bio
Synthesis and biosynthesis of antibiotics and other natural products.
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Bio ItemEmily Mevers , bio
Leveraging underexplored environmental niches for drug discovery.
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Bio ItemRobin McCarley , bio
Fluorescent probes of disease-linked biomarkers.
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Bio ItemWebster Santos , bio
Drug discovery for obesity, fatty liver disease, multiple sclerosis.
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Bio ItemValerie Welborn , bio
Atomistic simulations of condensed-phase systems.
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Bio ItemDaniel Crawford , bio
Quantum chemistry for understanding the universe.
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Bio ItemEmily Gentry , bio
Mapping the human metabolome using synthesis and mass spectrometry.
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Bio ItemAndrew Lowell , bio
Synthesis and biosynthesis of antibiotics and other natural products.
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Bio ItemEmily Mevers , bio
Leveraging underexplored environmental niches for drug discovery.
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Bio ItemRobin McCarley , bio
Fluorescent probes of disease-linked biomarkers.
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Bio ItemWebster Santos , bio
Drug discovery for obesity, fatty liver disease, multiple sclerosis.
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Bio ItemDaniel Crawford , bio
Quantum chemistry for understanding the universe.
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Bio ItemFeng Lin , bio
Discovery of materials electrochemistry for energy and sustainability.
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Bio ItemAmanda Morris , bio
Photo- and electro- catalysis in metal-organic frameworks
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Bio ItemLouis Madsen , bio
Materials for sustainable energy and mechanisms of molecular motion.
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Bio ItemRobert Moore , bio
Polymer morphology and characterization.
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Bio ItemJohn Morris , bio
Gas-surface reaction dynamics.
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Bio ItemNicholas Mayhall , bio
Quantum chemistry methods for renewable energy.
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Bio ItemEmily Mevers , bio
Leveraging underexplored environmental niches for drug discovery.
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Bio ItemMichael Schulz , bio
Polymer synthesis and structure-property relationships.
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Bio ItemDiego Troya , bio
Forefront problems at the interface of quantum chemistry and molecular dynamics.
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Bio ItemEdward Valeev , bio
High-performance implementations of electronic structure methods.
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Bio ItemCaroline Saouma , bio
Inorganic catalysis for energy applications.
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Bio ItemLina Quan , bio
Hybrid electronic materials for energy and sustainability.
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Bio ItemDiana Thornton , bio
Inorganic and bioinorganic approaches for transition metal catalysis.
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Bio ItemValerie Welborn , bio
Atomistic simulations of condensed-phase systems.
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Bio ItemAlan Esker , bio
Polymer physical and surface chemistry.
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Bio ItemFeng Lin , bio
Discovery of materials electrochemistry for energy and sustainability.
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Bio ItemGuoliang (Greg) Liu , bio
Polymers and composites for energy, water, and catalysis.
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Bio ItemAdrian Figg , bio
Polymer synthesis for biology and sustainability.
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Bio ItemJohn Matson , bio
Organic, macromolecular, and supramolecular synthesis.
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Bio ItemAmanda Morris , bio
Photo- and electro- catalysis in metal-organic frameworks
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Bio ItemLouis Madsen , bio
Materials for sustainable energy and mechanisms of molecular motion.
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Bio ItemRobert Moore , bio
Polymer morphology and characterization.
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Bio ItemJohn Morris , bio
Gas-surface reaction dynamics.
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Bio ItemMichael Schulz , bio
Polymer synthesis and structure-property relationships.
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Bio ItemCaroline Saouma , bio
Inorganic catalysis for energy applications.
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Bio ItemLina Quan , bio
Hybrid electronic materials for energy and sustainability.
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Bio ItemJosh Worch , bio
Intrinsically recyclable polymers from renewable sources.
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Bio ItemValerie Welborn , bio
Atomistic simulations of condensed-phase systems.
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Bio ItemPaul Deck , bio
Fluoroorganic and fluoropolymer chemistry.
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Bio ItemMing Chen , bio
Asymmetric catalysis and total synthesis of natural products.
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Bio ItemEmily Gentry , bio
Mapping the human metabolome using synthesis and mass spectrometry.
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Bio ItemAdrian Figg , bio
Polymer synthesis for biology and sustainability.
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Bio ItemJohn Matson , bio
Organic, macromolecular, and supramolecular synthesis.
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Bio ItemAmanda Morris , bio
Photo- and electro- catalysis in metal-organic frameworks
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Bio ItemAndrew Lowell , bio
Synthesis and biosynthesis of antibiotics and other natural products.
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Bio ItemJohn Morris , bio
Gas-surface reaction dynamics.
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Bio ItemMichael Schulz , bio
Polymer synthesis and structure-property relationships.
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Bio ItemWebster Santos , bio
Drug discovery for obesity, fatty liver disease, multiple sclerosis.
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Bio ItemJames Tanko , bio
Electron transfer reactions, proton coupled electron transfer, oxygen-centered radicals, and enzyme mechanisms.
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Bio ItemCaroline Saouma , bio
Inorganic catalysis for energy applications.
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Bio ItemDiana Thornton , bio
Inorganic and bioinorganic approaches for transition metal catalysis.
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Bio ItemJosh Worch , bio
Intrinsically recyclable polymers from renewable sources.
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Bio ItemAlan Esker , bio
Polymer physical and surface chemistry.
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Bio ItemFeng Lin , bio
Discovery of materials electrochemistry for energy and sustainability.
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Bio ItemGuoliang (Greg) Liu , bio
Polymers and composites for energy, water, and catalysis.
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Bio ItemAmanda Morris , bio
Photo- and electro- catalysis in metal-organic frameworks
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Bio ItemRobin McCarley , bio
Fluorescent probes of disease-linked biomarkers.
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Bio ItemHarry Dorn , bio
Analytical applications and development of NMR techniques.
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Bio ItemPaul Deck , bio
Fluoroorganic and fluoropolymer chemistry.
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Bio ItemAlan Esker , bio
Polymer physical and surface chemistry.
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Bio ItemGuoliang (Greg) Liu , bio
Polymers and composites for energy, water, and catalysis.
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Bio ItemAdrian Figg , bio
Polymer synthesis for biology and sustainability.
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Bio ItemJohn Matson , bio
Organic, macromolecular, and supramolecular synthesis.
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Bio ItemLouis Madsen , bio
Materials for sustainable energy and mechanisms of molecular motion.
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Bio ItemRobert Moore , bio
Polymer morphology and characterization.
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Bio ItemMichael Schulz , bio
Polymer synthesis and structure-property relationships.
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Bio ItemJosh Worch , bio
Intrinsically recyclable polymers from renewable sources.
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Bio ItemAlan Esker , bio
Polymer physical and surface chemistry.
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Bio ItemGuoliang (Greg) Liu , bio
Polymers and composites for energy, water, and catalysis.
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Bio ItemLouis Madsen , bio
Materials for sustainable energy and mechanisms of molecular motion.
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Bio ItemRobert Moore , bio
Polymer morphology and characterization.
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Bio ItemCaroline Saouma , bio
Inorganic catalysis for energy applications.
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Bio ItemJosh Worch , bio
Intrinsically recyclable polymers from renewable sources.
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Bio ItemDaniel Crawford , bio
Quantum chemistry for understanding the universe.
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Bio ItemNicholas Mayhall , bio
Quantum chemistry methods for renewable energy.
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Bio ItemDiego Troya , bio
Forefront problems at the interface of quantum chemistry and molecular dynamics.
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Bio ItemEdward Valeev , bio
High-performance implementations of electronic structure methods.
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Bio ItemValerie Welborn , bio
Atomistic simulations of condensed-phase systems.