Eric Borguet

Eric Borguet is the Hazel Tomlinson Professor of Chemistry at Temple University. His research focuses on interfacial and nanoscale phenomena, combining experimental and computational approaches in areas like

• Nanotechnology
• Plasmonics
• Nonlinear Optics
• Environmental Chemistry

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His work explores fundamental questions in ultrafast dynamics, charge transport, and self-assembly processes at molecular interfaces. Recent publications highlight advancements in

• Vibrational sum frequency generation spectroscopy
• Metal-organic frameworks for catalysis
• Interfacial water structure
• Single-molecule electronics

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Scientific awards include

• NSF-CAREER Award
• American Physical Society Fellow
• Visiting Professorships in France, India, and Japan
• Philadelphia Section Award from the American Chemical Society

. He advises PhD students like Somaiyeh Dadashi, Eliza Madden, and Randy Espinal, with recent graduates contributing to fields such as chemical sensors and catalysis.