Adam Moser

Dr. Adam Moser is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Loras College, where he has been since 2012. He earned his BA in Chemistry from Wabash College (2003) and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from the University of Minnesota (2009). Before joining Loras, he served as a postdoctoral faculty fellow at Boston University.

Education:

• BA, Chemistry, Wabash College, 2003
• PhD, Physical Chemistry, University of Minnesota, 2009

His research focuses on computational biophysics, particularly biomimetic materials such as foldamers and reverse micelles. He teaches courses including general chemistry, quantum chemistry, and biophysical chemistry, along with intensive science research. His lab, detailed at moserlab.com, explores synthetic molecules mimicking biological systems.

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