Department of Chemistry and Physics
Roderick M. Macrae
I am sabbatical replacement for Toni Barstis 2001-2002,
teaching Chemistry 311 and 312 courses (Physical Chemistry) and
the Chemistry 314L laboratory course as well
as some first year labs. Prior to that I spent two years at the
Radiation Laboratory of the University of Notre Dame (link below), doing
theoretical/computational chemistry mostly related to free radicals. However,
I also have another guise - as an experimental muon spin resonance spectroscopist.
Here's a picture of me (at the end of the yellow arrow) with Dr. Ivan Reid (left) and
Prof. Chris Rhodes (right) during an experiment at the Paul Scherrer
Institute in Switzerland. Looks like we're having fun, doesn't it?
The picture was taken by Chris's PhD student Tim Dintinger, who graduated
in 2000.
Muon Spin Rotation/Relaxation/Resonance 2002 (See you there?)
Also of note: my last few ports of call.
E-mail me at: rmacrae@saintmarys.edu
Last modified: April 24, 2002.
R. M. Macrae, a.k.a. rmacrae@saintmarys.edu