Alex De Visscher
Department of Chemical & Materials Engineering
Concordia University
Research activities
- Using oxidation in chemical processing
- Reuse of carbon dioxide emissions
- Solution thermodynamics and solubility
Department of Physics
Queen's University
Research activities
Van Anders' group uses theory, modelling, and simulation to investigate emergent behaviours in complex systems and soft materials. Work in his group has introduced novel algorithms and identified new phenomena in systems including self-assembled nanomaterials, distributed systems, land-use planning, and neural networks. With Glotzer he introduced the concepts of entropic patchiness, shape entropy, digital alchemy, and entropic bonding in the organization of colloids. He also demonstrated preassembly for hierarchically structured materials, the existence of flashpoint instabilities in land-use planning, Pareto-Laplace transform approaches to non-convex optimization, and the sufficient training paradigm for neural network.
Department of Chemistry
Centre de recherche NanoQAM
Université du Québec à Montréal
Research activities
Research in (photo)redox reaction mechanisms and spectroscopic identification of reaction intermediates by transient absorption spectroscopy and Raman, supplemented by quantum chemical calculations. Broadly interested in photocatalysis, photochemistry, free radical chemistry, lipid oxidation, kinetics and mechanisms.
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