Nicholas D. K. Petraco
Associate Professor of Chemistry and Forensic Science
curriculum
vitae
npetraco {at} jjay [dot] cuny [dot] edu
Office:
North Hall, Room 4208.2
phone: EMAIL ME
Mail:
City University of New York
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Department of Sciences
899 10th Ave.
New York, NY 10019
Dept. fax: (212) 237-8318
Teaching:
Current:
Past:
- Paced
Chemistry I, II, CHEM 101, 102
- General
Chemistry I, II, CHEM 103, 104
- Physical
Chemistry I, CHEM 301, Equilibrium Thermodynamics and Kinetics
- Physical
Chemistry II, CHEM 302, Quantum Mechanics and Theoretical Spectroscopy
- Computational
Chemistry, CHEM 86921
- Natural
Science Lab, NSC 107
- How
Things Work, PHYS 108
- Introduction
to Physics I, II (with algebra), PHYS 101 and 102
- Introduction
to Physics I, II (with calculus), PHYS 203 and 204
- Calculus
I (Calculus for Scientists), (Math 203, University of Waterloo)
- Advanced
Molecular Quantum Mechanics Lecture Notes (University of Georgia)
- Summer
Lectures
- Yukio
Yamaguchi's Course
Research Interests:
- Computational
Forensic Chemistry and Physics
- Ab-initio
computational quantum forensic chemistry
- Studies
of molecular probes for detection of explosives, fingerprints and
illicit drugs
CRAN
ImageJ
NIST-Metrology
Can
you get MATHEMATICA?
Some Old Mathematica Notebooks
Publications: (see CV above) Erdos
number = 6
People and Places Doing Interesting Stuff:
Forensic Science
and Forensic Chemistry
Applied Mathematics
Quantum
Chemistry
Chemistry
Mathematical
Physics
Friends I can't pigeonhole
Nicholas Petraco The Forensic Scientist
Indispensable Links:
Dictionary
TeX Users Group (TUG)
arxiv.org
SPIRES