Department of Chemistry, University of Aberdeen

Mark Law is a Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry.

• Vibration-rotation dynamics of molecules exhibiting wide amplitude motions, including isomerisation
• Theoretical interpretation of molecular spectra (infrared, microwave & UV/Vis)
• Intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution
• Determination of molecular potential energy surfaces (by ab initio and empirical methods)
• Computational chemistry using high performance computing methods
• Development of the methodology of fitting physical models to data

Research Group Members

We organised a Workshop on Molecular Potential Energy Surfaces in Many Dimensions, 30th June - 3rd July 2008 in Aberdeen.

Similar Workshops organised by Mark Law's group:

Wide-Amplitude Rovibrational Bound States in Polyatomic Molecules, Manchester, December 2001. A booklet of short review-style articles by the conference participants, describing their work in the field, is available.

Rovibrational Bound States in Polyatomic Molecules, Aberdeen, April 1999. A booklet of short review-style articles by the conference participants, describing their work in the field, is available.

List of publications

Mark Law is a member of CCP6 (the Collaborative Computational Project on Molecular Quantum Dynamics),

a member of the UK Computational Chemistry Working Party,

and a member of the Spectroscopy and Dynamics Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

These pages last modified April 25th, 2013