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Electron Guns, Lasers, Molecular Beams and Differentially Pumped Vacuum Chambers


Electron guns, lasers, molecular beams and differentially pumped vacuum chambers are the tools used in CC Jarrold group, where the research projects focus on issues of energy and the environment. We use a powerful combination of anion spectroscopic techniques and calculations to probe systems relevant to photocatalysis and atmospheric chemistry.

Veronica Siedle Associate Professor

Inorganic

Energy, Synthesis, Catalysis

James F. Jackson Professor of Chemistry

Organic

Life, Synthesis, Catalysis

Distinguished Professor
Professor and Robert & Marjorie Mann Chair

Analytical, Physical

Life, Analysis

Distinguished Professor
Linda & Jack Gill Chair in Biomolecular Science

Chemical Biology

Life, Synthesis

Provost Professor of Chemistry

Physical

Life, Analysis, Origins

Distinguished Professor and Lilly Chemistry Alumni Professor

Chemical Biology

Life

Veronica Siedle Professor of Chemistry

Inorganic

Energy, Synthesis, Catalysis

Professor
Adjunct Professor, Physics

Materials, Physical

Energy, Life

Professor
Dorothy & Edward Bair Chair

Analytical

Life, Analysis, Origins

Class of 1948 Herman B Wells Endowed Professor
Adjunct Professor, Physics
Associate Dean of Natural and Mathematical Sciences

Inorganic, Materials, Physical

Energy, Catalysis

Distinguished Professor and Robert & Marjorie Mann Chair

Analytical, Materials, Physical

Analysis, Origins

Professor and Joan & Marvin Carmack Chair

Analytical, Chemical Biology, Organic

Life, Synthesis

Associate Professor (SPEA),
Adjunct Professor (Chemistry)

Analytical, Physical

Analysis, Origins, Catalysis

James F. Jackson Associate Professor of Chemistry

Organic

Life, Synthesis, Catalysis

Adjunct Professor

Physical

Department Chair and Professor

Materials, Physical

Energy, Origins, Catalysis

Professor & Associate Vice President for Engagement

Chemical Biology, Organic

Life, Synthesis

Distinguished Professor and Harry G. Day Chair

Organic

Life, Synthesis