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Jochen Autschbach
Department of Chemistry
732 Natural Sciences Complex
State University of New York at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-3000, USA
Tel.: +01-716-645-4122
Fax: +01-716-645-6963
email: jochena (at) buffalo.edu

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Textbooks:

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Please click one of the book cover images above for information regarding Jochen’s textbook Quantum Theory for Chemical Applications (QTCA) or information regarding Molecular Orbitals, a primer on—guess what?—created by Pierpaolo Morgante and Jochen Autschbach. An errata sheet for QTCA and supplementary material for both books can also be downloaded from these web pages.

Computing Cluster Information:

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Prospective graduate students, postdocs, and visiting scientists:

We are always interested in recruiting talented graduate students into our computational chemistry research program. If you are considering to apply for the graduate program in our Department and you are interested in computational or theoretical chemistry feel free to contact me or my colleagues Dr. Eva Zurek, Dr. Alexey Akimov, or Dr. Hung Nguyen for further information.

Please email your resume to me (Jochen) if you are interested in a postdoc position and your skill set matches our research portfolio. Open positions become available from time to time. Unfortunately, this needs to to mentioned: Unsolicited job applications from individuals who do not seem to know what our research areas are (e.g., someone applying for a position in synthetic inorganic chemistry) will be considered as Spam and likely not receive a reply. Relevant applications always get a reply, even if there is no open position at the moment. If you are unsure, please check our research description.

Visiting graduate students and senior visiting researchers are very welcome. It helps if you have a stipend / scholarship to support the visit.

Internships: (i) Availability of funding permitting, we may have offer summer research positions to undergraduate students available for US citizens or permanent residents who had prior training in computational chemistry, or scientific programming experience. (ii) We are unfortunately not able to offer internships to foreign nationals unless they are able to support the visit financially and have a completed undergraduate degree in chemistry or a related field.

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