RAUL CRESPO CRESPO

Raul Crespo Crespo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry, Universitat de València. He is a member of the GIQTC Research Group (Research Group of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry), where he contributes to advancing computational methods in chemical systems.

His primary research interests lie in theoretical and computational chemistry, with a focus on modeling molecular and polymeric materials. His work bridges physical chemistry and materials science, particularly in the study of conductive polymers and electronic properties of silicon-based polymers. The research integrates quantum mechanical calculations and molecular simulations to understand structure-property relationships.

Raul Crespo Crespo completed his doctoral studies at the Universitat de València in 1994 with a thesis titled Polimeros conductores de la electricidad derivados del polisilano, supervised by Dr. Francisco Tomás Vert. This foundational work explored electrically conductive polymers derived from polysilane, positioning him early in the field of organic electronic materials.

While no specific scientific awards or publications are listed in the current profile, his sustained affiliation with a dedicated research group indicates ongoing scholarly activity. There is no mention of grant funding or student advisement in the provided text.

He is part of the GIQTC Research Group of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, which focuses on developing and applying computational tools to solve complex problems in chemistry, particularly in material design and electronic structure theory.