Benjamin E. Arenas

Lecturer in Physical Chemistry Education

University of Edinburgh

United Kingdom

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Benjamin E. Arenas is a Lecturer in Physical Chemistry Education at the University of Edinburgh, UK. His research focuses on experimental chemistry education, including pre-lab practices and the impact of sensory overload in laboratory settings. His recent publications explore topics such as molecular spectroscopy and the implications of practical science education during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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University Of Strathclyde

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Durham University

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Assistant Professor and Leverhulme Early Career Fellow

Durham University

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A Snapshot of UK Prelab Practices and Instructor Perceptions of their Purpose and Effective Design

Characterising the nature and effect of sensory overload in an undergraduate chemistry teaching laboratory

Post-16 students’ experience of practical science during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact on students’ self-efficacy in practical work

Rotational spectroscopy of 2,4,6-cycloheptatriene-1-carbonitrile: Facilitating the search for complex cyclic molecules in the ISM

Facilitating Interstellar Searches for Simple Amino Alcohols with Accurate Rest Frequencies into the Millimeter-wave Regime: Alaninol, Valinol, and Leucinol

Deciphering the rotational spectrum of the first excited torsional state of propylene oxide

Rotational spectroscopy of imidazole: Accurate spectroscopic information for three vibrationally excited states and the heavy-atom isotopologues up to 295 GHz

Benchmarking a new segmented K-band chirped-pulse microwave spectrometer and its application to the conformationally rich amino alcohol isoleucinol

Laboratory blueprints for interstellar searches of aromatic chiral molecules: rotational signatures of styrene oxide

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Patrick Thomson

Luke O'Driscoll

Amy Hall

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