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Vladimiro Mujica is a Professor at Arizona State University (ASU) within the School of Molecular Sciences and is affiliated with the Center for Biological Physics. He holds a Ph.D. in Quantum Chemistry from Uppsala University (1985) and previously served as a visiting professor at the University of Tel Aviv, a professor at Universidad Central de Venezuela, and a research professor at Northwestern University.
His research focuses on theoretical modeling of nanoscale systems, emphasizing quantum effects in nanomaterials and their experimental implications. Key areas include electron transfer, nanophotonics, and solar energy applications. He collaborates internationally, particularly in electron transport in molecular junctions, CISS (Chirality-Induced Spin Selectivity), and nanomagnetism.
Notable contributions include studies on spin-polarized electron transport, DNA charge dynamics, and chiral effects in molecular electronics. His work bridges theory with experimental groups, driving advancements in nanotechnology and energy systems.
- Educations:
- Bachelor's in Chemistry: Universidad de Concepción (Chile) and Universidad Central de Venezuela
- Ph.D. in Quantum Chemistry: Uppsala University (1985)
His research grants include DOE-funded projects on carbon dioxide capture and NSF-supported studies on thermoelectric energy conversion. He is also the Associate Director of ASU's Professional Science Master's in Nanoscience program.
Labs/Teams: Active contributor to the Center for Biological Physics and collaborator with experimental groups globally.
