Professor Mark Wilson

Positions

Tutorial Fellow in Physical Chemistry, Brasenose College
Reader in Theoretical Chemistry

Subject

Physical Chemistry

Qualifications

BA, MA, D.Phil (all from Oxford)

Academic Background

Undergraduate in Chemistry at Oxford (1987-1991)

D.Phil in Physical Chemistry supervised by Professor P A Madden (1991-1994)

Alexander von Humboldt Fellow, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Metallforschung, Stuttgart (1994-1996)

Royal Society Research Fellow, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Lab., Oxford (1996-2001)

Royal Society Research Fellow, Dept. of Chemistry, University College London (2001-2004)

Reader in Physical and Computational Chemistry, University College London (2004-2007)

Reader in Theoretical Chemistry and Tutorial Fellow in Physical Chemistry (2007 to 2014)

Professor of Chemistry and Tutorial Fellow in Physical Chemistry (2014-date)

Dean of College (2017-2021)

Undergraduate Teaching

I cover all aspects of the Physical Chemistry component of Oxford's four year MChem degree

Research Interests

The primary focus of work in my group is on the construction, development and application of relatively simple potential models.
The use of such models allows a wide range of systems, with potentially unique properties, to be accessed.
For example, present research in progress includes the study of the formation of low-dimensional crystal structures,
network-forming liquids and glasses, the extension of known phase diagrams, polyamorphism and
nanoparticle self-assembly.

Recent publications

A list of recent publications can be accessed via the Chemistry Department website.

Email address

[email protected]

Links

http://research.chem.ox.ac.uk/mark-wilson.aspx