Thomas Fay

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Assistant Professor in Theoretical Chemistry

University of California, Los Angeles

United States

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Dr. Thomas Fay is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. His research focuses on non-adiabatic rate theory, exciton dynamics, and photoprotective mechanisms, with recent publications exploring topics such as polaritonic rate suppression and chirality-induced spin selectivity. Dr. Fay's work contributes significantly to the understanding of charge and energy transfer dynamics in complex light harvesting systems.

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Teacher-Scholar Postdoc / Assistant Adjunct Professor in Chemistry and Quantum & Statistical Mechanics at UCLA

Thomas Fay, Assistant Professor in Theoretical Chemistry at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), is looking to recruit teacher-scholars in Chemistry . The opportunity is described as a mixed research postdoc in which the successful candidate joins a research group at UCLA while also serving in an adjunct teaching assistant professor role. The post specifically mentions teaching responsibilities, including helping teach graduate-level quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics classes. This makes the opening especially relevant for candidates with interests in theoretical chemistry , quantum mechanics , statistical mechanics , and chemistry education/teaching. The post does not provide detailed eligibility criteria, funding amounts, or a deadline. It does indicate that the role combines research and teaching, and that interested candidates should get in touch directly. A UCLA recruitment page is linked for the Assistant Adjunct Professor 2027-2028 posting. Institution: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Field: Chemistry / Theoretical Chemistry / Quantum & Statistical Mechanics Role type: Postdoc + teaching-focused adjunct appointment Location: United States