Khalique Ahmed

Dr. Khalique Ahmed is a Professor of Chemistry and Physics at Lynn University, where he has served since 2000. He previously held roles at Harvard University, the University of Manitoba, and other institutions. His research spans spectroscopy, environmental analysis, and neuroscientific approaches to learning stress. He holds editorial roles at the Journal of Spectroscopy and Spectroscopy Letters, and his commentaries appear in major media outlets like the Boston Globe and Palm Beach Post.

Education:

• B.S. in Chemistry and Physics, University of the Punjab
• M.S. in Chemistry and Physics, Quaid-i-Azam University
• Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, University of Manitoba

Research Interests:

• Light-matter interactions and spectroscopic techniques
• Biomedical, forensic, and environmental analysis
• Physiochemical properties of blended fuels
• Science-based diplomacy and policy
• Neuroscientific foundations of learning stress reduction

Recent Articles:

• Explores caffeine’s cognitive effects (2025)
• Examines psilocybin’s therapeutic potential (2024)
• Advocates for university investment in economic growth (2024)

Awards:

• Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year, Lynn University (2014, 2009)
• Harvard Sabbatical Visiting Professor (2013)
• Board of Governors Nominee, University of Manitoba (2016)

Leadership:

• Chair, Division of Natural & Applied Sciences (2013–2019)
• Interim Chair, Department of Mathematics (2006–2007)