Hazel Cox is a Professor of Computational and Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Sussex. She obtained a BSc in Mathematics and a D.Phil. in Mathematics/Chemistry, before joining the Chemistry department at the University of Sussex. After the award of two research fellowships: a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellowship and an EPSRC University Research Fellowship, she progressed through the ranks of Lecturer and Senior Lecturer before being appointed Professor. Her research focuses on the development of highly accurate, computationally efficient quantum chemical methods that treat all particles on an equal footing, with applications in fundamental chemical physics and critical stability. She also uses conventional computational quantum chemistry techniques to investigate the structure, reactivity and spectroscopy of molecular complexes.聽厂丑别听is the elected UK representative and a member of the Board of Directors for the International Society for Theoretical Chemical Physics, and a Fellow of 蘑菇视频 of Chemistry.
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- Professor of Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, University of Sussex, Hazel Cox
