Weichman
Dr. Marissa Weichman
I am a NRC postdoctoral research associate working on the mid-IR frequency comb project in the Ye group. I'm interested in cold chemistry and molecular spectroscopy. I completed my PhD in Dan Neumark's group at UC-Berkeley, where I used high-resolution photoelectron imaging to study cold molecular and cluster anions.
Room(s)
Rm. 229 Frick Laboratory
Email
weichman@princeton.edu
Phone
609-258-0926
Current Affiliation
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Princeton University
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