Research Posters by Students of William F. Polik

Posters by undergraduate research students highlight the status of various research projects:

• "Dispersed Fluorescence Spectroscopy of D₂CO" by Gregory D. Martin, Todd P. Chassee, Tyson O. Friday, and William F. Polik, 1996.

• "The Polyad Model Applied to Formaldehyde" by J. Ruud van Ommen and William F. Polik, 1996.

• "Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy of Acrolein" by Tyson O. Friday, Margaret L. Graske, and William F. Polik, 1996.

• "Computation and Assignment of the Acrolein S₁ Vibronic Spectrum" by Kevin W. Paulisse and William F. Polik, 1997.

• "Dispersed Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Formyl Fluoride" by Todd P. Chassee, Katie M. Horsman, and William F. Polik, 1997.

• "Discus WWW Discussion Board" and "ChemBoard Report" by Kevin W. Paulisse and William F. Polik, 1997.

• "Acquisition, Computation, and Assignment of the S₁ Acrolein Vibronic Spectrum" by Kevin W. Paulisse, Tyson O. Friday, Margaret L. Graske, and William F. Polik, 1998.

• "Dispersed Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Formyl Fluoride" by Katie M. Horsman, Todd P. Chassee, and William F. Polik, 1998.

• "Computational Chemistry: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" by Jordon R. Schmidt and William F. Polik, 1999.

• "WebMO: Web-Based Computational Chemistry" by Jordon R. Schmidt and William F. Polik, 2000.

• "Spectroscopy and Quantum Mechanics of Excited States" by Karen E. Hahn, Ronald J. Heemstra, Benjamin A. Ellingson, and William F. Polik, 1999, 2000.

• "WebMO: Visualizing Computational Chemistry on the World Wide Web" by Jordon R. Schmidt and William F. Polik, 2001.

• "Measurement and Computation of Molecular Potential Energy Surfaces" by Jennica A. Skoug, David M. Gorno, Elijah T. Scheele, and William F. Polik, 2003