ISIS brings together chemists, engineers, physicists, and biologists to examine surfaces and interfaces. Their work, individually and collectively in groups, is available as reference material to students and researchers around the world.



Chemistry

Ara Apkarian, Professor and Chair of Chemistry, (Apkarian Group)
· Chemical Physics

Kieron Burke, Fiedler Professor
· Theoretical Chemistry and Physics

Robert Corn, Professor
· Condensed Phase Interfaces

Benny Gerber, Fielder Professor
· Theoretical Chemistry

Zhibin Guan, Professor
· Biomolecular Materials and Polymers

John Hemminger, Professor and Dean
· Surface Chemistry and Physics

Ken Janda, Professor
· Chemical Physics, Clusters and Clathrate Hydrates

Craig Martens, Professor
· Physical Chemistry & Chemical Physics

Reg Penner, Professor and ISIS Director
· Nanowire Chemistry and Physics

Ken Shea, Professor
· Polymers, Materials & Nanoscience

Doug Tobias, Professor
· Theoretical Chemistry

Max Wolfsberg, Professor Emeritus
· Theoretical Chemistry


Physics

Philip Collins, Associate Professor
· Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Michael Dennin, Associate Professor
· Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Wilson Ho, Donald Bren Professor, (Ho Group)
· Condensed Matter Physics and Chemistry

Herbert Hopster, Professor
· Experimental Surface Physics

Ilya Krivorotiv, Assistant Professor
Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Alexei Maradudin, Research Professor
· Theoretical Condensed Matter and Optical Physics

Doug Mills, Research Professor
· Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

James Rutledge, Professor
· Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Zuzanna Siwy, Assistant Professor
· Experimental Condensed Matter Physics and Biophysics

Peter Taborek, Professor, (Taborek Group)
· Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Ruqian Wu, Professor
· Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

 
Developmental & Cell Biology

Steve Gross, Associate Professor
· Biophysics of Molecular-Motor Based Transport
  


Chemical Engineering & Materials Science

Grace Lu, Assistant Professor
·  mesoscopic charge and spin transport