Chrissy Knapp

Chrissy Knapp is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental & Physical Sciences at Concordia University of Alberta. Her work spans physical chemistry, spectroscopy, and atmospheric science, with a focus on molecular interactions and modeling.

• PhD in Physical Chemistry, University of Alberta
• BSc in Chemistry, University of Calgary
• H.BSc in Anthropological Sciences, University of Toronto

Dr. Knapp’s research interests include:

• Rotational and Rovibrational Spectroscopy
• Computational Chemistry
• Atmospheric Chemistry and Secondary Organic Aerosols
• Astrochemistry
• Physical Chemistry Education

She teaches key courses in chemical thermodynamics, molecular modeling, and physical chemistry dynamics. Her recent publications highlight advancements in spectroscopic analysis of molecules in superfluid helium and atmospheric aerosol modeling, reflecting her interdisciplinary expertise in molecular-scale environmental and physical chemistry. Dr. Knapp’s work bridges experimental and computational approaches to study complex chemical systems relevant to climate and astrophysical environments.