Tom Cundari, Co-director, CASCaM

Coordinator, Materials modeling Research Cluster

(940)369-7753 Fax: (940)565-4318 Email:

Below are titles for seminars by our interdisciplinary team of researcher’s at UNT center of excellence in modeling and simulation, CASCaM. Talks can be tailored for audiences of all levels and are interdisciplinary in nature. If you are interested in a speaker, contact him/her directly to arrange a mutually agreeable seminar date, but it is appreciated if you would also notify me () or the CASCaM administrative assistant (). We will pay for speaker’s travel costs; local expenses paid by inviting institution.

Paul S. Bagus, Research Professor: ():

·  Understanding Chemical Properties from Core-Level Spectroscopies

·  The Chemical Meaning of the Shifts of XPS Binding Energies: Beyond Charge Transfer

Sandra Boetcher, Assistant Professor. (940) 565-2118 ():

·  Biofluid and Biomass Transfer in an Artificial Lung

Weston T. Borden, Welch Professor. (940) 565-3658 ():

·  Effects of Tunneling on the Reactions of Organic and Organometallic Molecules

Thomas R. Cundari, Regents Professor. (940) 369-7753 ()

·  Modeling Transition Metal Chemistry: Applications to Biology, Catalysis and Materials Science

·  Computational Inorganic/Organometallic Chemistry: Challenges and Opportunities

Jincheng Du, Assistant Professor. (940) 369-8184 ():

Zhi-Geng Feng, Assistant Professor. (940) 565-2078 ():

·  Multiphase Flow and Particle Simulations

Paul Marshall, Regents Professor. (940) 565-2294 ():

·  From Fire Extinguishers to Microchips: Kinetic Studies of Halogen Molecules

·  Forbidden Chemistry of Sulfur in the Gas phase: Towards a Mechanism for Combustion


Alan Needleman, Professor. (940) 369-7715 ():


Martin Schwartz, Regents Professor. (940) 565-3542 ():

·  Computational Studies of Hydrogen Abstraction Reactions from Haloalkanes by Hydroxyl Radicals

Srinivasan Srivilliputhur, Assistant Professor. (940) 369-8273 ():

Zhiqiang Wang, Assistant Professor. (940) 565-3260 ()

·  Mesoscale Modeling of Plastic Deformation of Crystalline Metals with 3D Dislocation Dynamics

Angela Wilson, Professor. (940)565-4296 ():

·  Computational Modeling Across the Periodic Table: Towards Extended Systems

·  Pathways and Barriers to Quantitative Modeling: From Molecules to Materials