Fang Liu

Assistant Professor

Emory University
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Fang Liu is an Assistant Professor at Emory University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on the integration of machine learning in quantum chemistry, the study of excited state properties, and educational advancements in coding for chemistry. Recent articles authored by Professor Liu explore topics such as thermodynamic phase transitions, molecular electronic structures, and the application of graph neural networks in explaining activity cliffs.

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Devin Matthews

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Southern Methodist University

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Vivek Dixit

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Michael Taylor

University of Pittsburgh

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Sihong Wang

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University of Chicago

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Fangning Ren

Emory University

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Theresa Windus

Iowa State University

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Asem Alenaizan

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SAUDI ARABIA
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Jinjia XU

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University of Missouri

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Rollin King

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Haowei Xu

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Yao Wang

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Clemson University

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Ana Maria Porras

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University of Florida

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YU He

University of California, Berkeley

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