Computational and Theoretical Chemistry
In our research group we study the electronic structure, properties, and reactivity of molecules, nanosystems, and solids - whether they be inorganic or organic - using the computational approaches of quantum chemistry, and band structure methods. We also aim to predict hitherto unknown materials with fascinating properties. Check out our open-source evolutionary algorithm for predicting crystal structures XtalOpt! More information about current projects is given in our research pages.
Recent News
Room temperature superconductivity has been measured in a C-S-H phase under pressure as described by the New York Times, Chemistry World, Nature, QuantaMagazine, Scientific American, New Scientist, Science, UB and many more.
Contact Information:
Eva Zurek, Professor
Department of Chemistry
331 Natural Sciences Complex
State University of New York at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-3000, USA
Tel.: +01-716-645-4332
Fax: +01-716-645-6963
email: ezurek-at-buffalo.edu
URL: http://www.chemistry.buffalo.edu/people/faculty/zurek/