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Lisa Kelly
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Bowling Green State University 1993; M.S. University of Rochester 1989; B.S. State University of New York at Geneseo 1988
CHEM 303 Physical Chemistry for Biochemical Sciences Please log into this course through the Blackboard site. CHEM 302 Physical Chemistry II Please log into this course through the Blackboard site. CHEM 420 Computer Applications in Chemistry Please log into this course through the Blackboard site. CHEM 443 Molecular Spectroscopy and Biomacromolecules Please log into this course through the Blackboard site. CHEM 490 Special Topics in Chemistry Applications of Photochemistry and Spectroscopy.
This course focuses on the fundamental aspects of photophysical and photochemical phenomena. Fundamental aspects of the creation and fate of electronically excited states are covered. The application of modern instrumentation to probe excited-state dynamics are emphasized. Topics include the theory and practical aspects of fluorescence and transient absorption spectroscopies. The course emphasizes the interaction of light with molecular systems to (i) initiate and understand important light-initiated reactions, including photosynthesis, vision, and nucleic acid photochemistry and (ii) develop practical sensors for use in biological and environmental applications. Prequisites: CHEM 302 or 303 and CHEM 352 or equivalent. NOTE: This course is also offered at the 600 level for graduate students. CHEM 499 Undergraduate Research
CHEM 399 Tutorial Projects in Chemistry
CHEM 420 Computer Applications in Chemistry
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