Our research is focused on the statistical mechanics of biological polymers, of heterogeneous materials,
and of chemical dynamics in aqueous environments.
Although these topics are physically diverse,
they are unified by features of disorder and strong non-covalent interactions among many molecules.
As such, they are amenable to similar approaches and can sometimes be understood in common terms.
Exploiting this connection, we devise analytical and computational methods to reveal the underlying
organization of complex systems at the frontiers of biology,
chemistry and materials science. For further information on our research focus,
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Phillip Geissler
207 Gilman
Department of Chemistry
U. C. Berkeley
(510)-642-8716
(510)-643-5623
geissler(at)cchem(dot)berkeley(dot)edu
Phill Geissler has been an assistant professor of chemistry since 2003. He is a fellow of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.