Principle Investigator
Shane is an assistant professor of chemistry at CWRU. Shane grew up in Southwest Florida and studied Math and Chemistry at the University of Florida. After a year as a Fulbright Fellow at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Shane started graduate school at Northwestern University in the groups of Prof. Tamar Seideman and Prof. Mark Ratner. During graduate school, Shane became interested in the electronic structure of the excited states of molecular aggregates and, with the help of Prof. Toru Shiozaki, started his journey as a quantum chemistry developer. He continued that journey during his postdoc with Filipp Furche at University of California, Irvine. Shane joined CWRU as an assistant professor in July 2019.
- e-mail: shane.parker@case.edu
- office: 228 Millis Hall
- phone: (216) 368-3697
- CV (last updated 09/05/2024)
Postdoctoral Scholars
Graduate Students
Ericka Miller
- e-mail: erickamiller@case.edu
- office: Millis 226
- research interests: excited-state quantum chemistry, structure and properties of graphyne
Abhijith Kumar
- e-mail: axk1473@case.edu
- office: Millis 226
- research interests: nonlinear response theory, excited-state quantum chemistry
Dehua Jiang
- e-mail: dehua.jiang@case.edu
- office: Millis 226
- research interests: response theory, nonadiabatic dynamics
Praseetha Prakash
- e-mail: pxp479@case.edu
- office: Millis 226
- research interests: resonating Hartree-Fock, nonadiabatic dynamics
Undergraduate Students
Thomas-Ethan Kaji
- e-mail: tak112@case.edu
- research interests: resonance energy transfer in biopolymers
Alumni
| now | was CWRU | |
|---|---|---|
| Annabella Debernardo | PhD student at UIUC | undergraduate (until 2021) |
| Colin Schiltz | PhD student at UC Irvine | undergraduate (until 2021) |
| Krista Schoonover | PhD student at Texas A&M | undergraduate (until 2021) |
| Srijana Bhandari | postdoc at PNNL | postdoc (until 2022) |
| John Zhou | postdoc at Changping National Laboratory | Ph.D. (until 2023) |
| William Kattner | at Medpace | undergraduate (until 2023) |
| Sean Hoehn | New Product Development Project Leader at AkzoNobel | postdoc (until 2024) |