Neil Allan
Neil
Allan (email:
N.L.Allan@bris.ac.uk) is a professor
in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol.
Nick Clarke
Nick Clarke (email:
Nicholas.Clarke@tessella.co.uk)
successfully completed his Ph.D. on "Applications of modern valence
bond theory to small molecules" with
David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University in 1995.
He then worked with the research group of
Mario Raimondi before working
with Peter Knowles in Birmingham. He now works for a company called
Tessella.
Terry Cunningham
Terry Cunningham
successfully completed his Ph.D. on "Hypervalency: the spin-coupled point of
view" with David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University in 1995.
He is now teaching in the north of Ireland.
Jason Forrest
Jason Forrest (email:
mail@jmforrestwolves.fsnet.co.uk)
graduated in Chemical Physics from the Departments of
Chemistry and Physics at
Liverpool University in 1993 and works
as Production Controller at Hozelock (Minworth).
He can also be heard on the Wolverhampton
Wanderers PA system (Molineux Air).
Peter Hyams
Peter Hyams
successfully completed his Ph.D. with
Joe Gerratt in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol.
Kathy Johnson
Kathy Johnson (email:
K.A.Johnson@liv.ac.uk)
graduated from the University of London in 1980 and obtained her Ph.D.
at University College London in 1984. She then spent 18 months at the
National Institute of Standards and Technology
(in Gaithersburg, Maryland).
In 1985 she joined the Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University as a lecturer.
Her research interests include speed of sound measurements for critical
fluids, studies of supercritical solubility, and the use of a combination of
neutron diffraction experiments and computer simulations
to investigate the structure of molecular fluids.
Peter Karadakov
Peter
Karadakov (email:
pbk1@york.ac.uk)
is a reader in theoretical chemistry in the
Department of
Chemistry at the University of York.
Stuart McNicholas
Stuart McNicholas was a Ph.D. student with
Joe Gerratt in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol.
Pete Measures
Pete Measures
was a Ph.D. student with
Neil Allan in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol.
Kath Mort (now Kath Johnson)
Kath Mort (now Kath
Johnson) (email:
kath@chsg2.chem.keele.ac.uk)
was a Ph.D. student in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University.
She was funded by an EPSRC CASE award with ICI Chemicals & Polymers.
Her academic supervisors at Liverpool were Dr K.A. Johnson
and Dr D.L. Cooper. She is now in Keele.
François Ogliaro
François Ogliaro
(email: francois.ogliaro@kcl.ac.uk)
was a postdoc with David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University. He is now working
with Mike Robb at King's College London.
Josep M. Oliva
Josep M. Oliva (email:
J.M.Oliva@bristol.ac.uk)
comes from the Institut de
Química Computacional at the Universitat
de Girona, Catalunya (Spain). He worked in the research
group of Joe Gerratt. He is now
in Barcelona.
Fabio Penotti
Fabio Penotti (email:
fabio@rs15.csrsrc.mi.cnr.it)
graduated in Chemistry from the University of Milan
in 1983 and successfully completed his Ph.D. with
Joe Gerratt in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol in 1987.
Since 1989 he has been working for the Italian National Research Council
(Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
in Milan.
His main research interests currently centre on multi-configuration
spin-coupled theory, with a penchant for basis-set optimization. He moved
recently to the same department as
Mario Raimondi.
Brian Petch
Brian Petch (email:
Brian.Petch@astrazeneca.com)
graduated in Chemistry from the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University and
subsequently completed his MSc by Research on "Theoretical studies of
ionic solids under high pressure and the lithium dimer anion" with
David Cooper.
Guido Raos
Guido Raos (email:
guido@iris.chem.polimi.it)
graduated in Chemistry at the
University of Milan
in 1989 and subsequently completed his Ph.D. on "Modern valence bond
theory of molecular structure and reactivity" with
Joe Gerratt in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol in 1993. He is currently a
postdoctoral fellow working with G. Allegra in the Department of Chemistry
at the Polytechnic of Milan.
His main current research topic is polymer physics, although he also works on
spin-coupled theory.
Edilson Clemente da Silva
Edilson Clemente da Silva
successfully completed his Ph.D. with
Joe Gerratt in the
School
of Chemistry at the University of Bristol.
Maurizio Sironi
Maurizio Sironi
(email: maurizio.sironi@unimi.it)
studied Chemistry at the University of Milan,
where he subsequently completed his Ph.D. with
Mario Raimondi.
Phillip Stancil
Phillip Stancil (email: stancil@hal.physast.uga.edu)
is Assistant Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy,
University of Georgia (Athens, GA).
Thorstein Thorsteinsson
Thorstein Thorsteinsson (email:
thorstein@thorsteinsson.net)
successfully completed his Ph.D. on "Development of methods in spin-coupled
theory" with
David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University in 1995.
He now works for a company in the UK.
Elena Tornaghi
Elena Tornaghi
(email: toe@zurich.ibm.com)
studied Chemistry at the University of Milan
where she subsequently completed her Ph.D. with
Mario Raimondi.
She now works at
IBM's Zürich Research Laboratory
in Switzerland.
Andrew Turner
Andrew Turner (email:
Andrew.Turner@ed.ac.uk)
successfully completed his Ph.D. on "A modern valence bond study of
charge-transfer processes of astrophysical interest" with
David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University. He is now a postdoc
in Edinburgh.
Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
(email: S.C.Wright@livjm.ac.uk)
studied Chemistry at the
University of Liverpool. He is now
a Principal Computing Officer at Liverpool John Moores University.
Jian Wu
Jian Wu
(email: wuj@tamug.tamu.edu)
was a postdoc with
David Cooper in the
Department of Chemistry at
Liverpool University in 2000-1.
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