Mark Miller

University Chemical Laboratory
Lensfield Road
Cambridge CB2 1EW
Great Britain

Research

I am a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Chemistry of the University of Cambridge. I am also a College Lecturer and the Director of Studies in Chemistry at Churchill College.

My research employs advanced simulation techniques to address a variety of questions in chemical physics. Previous projects focused on clusters and energy landscapes. I am currently working on the phase behaviour and dynamics of colloidal fluids, targeted self assembly and the connections of these areas with biophysical systems.

Miscellany

Here is Levinthal's original paper on what came to be known as the Levinthal Paradox.

I organise the Friday informal theoretical chemistry seminars. The current schedule can be found here.