About
Nancy A. Richardson is a Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Hygiene Officer at Liberty University's School of Health Sciences since 2006. Her research focuses on computational quantum chemistry, specifically investigating triatomic molecules, organometallic complexes, nucleic acids, and metal carbonyls. She advises the university's chemistry club (Element 71) and edits the ACS Blue Ridge section newsletter. Her work emphasizes theoretical studies of molecular structures and bonding mechanisms.
Research trends span computational modeling of transition metal systems, nucleic acid base interactions, and electronic state characterization of organometallic species. No specific awards are mentioned, though her peer-reviewed publications reflect active engagement in theoretical chemistry.
No grants or advising records are detailed in the provided text. She is affiliated with the Department of Biology and Chemistry, contributing to both academic instruction and research infrastructure through her roles.
