Carlos Baiz
- Associate Professor
- Chemistry
Contact Information
512-471-6488
WEL
Room Number:3.120A
Research
Our research focuses on characterizing the molecular interactions that drive protein folding and association, and mediate compartmentalization in biological membranes. We develop and apply new optical tools based on ultrafast two-dimensional infrared (2D IR) spectroscopy. Our current research builds upon our expertise in ultrafast optics, non-linear spectroscopy and microscopy, molecular dynamics simulations, semiclassical models of vibrational spectra, and protein biophysics.
Research Areas
- Biophysics or Structural Biology
- Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Fields of Interest
- Physical Chemistry
- Chemical Theory and Computation
- Analytical Chemistry
Centers and Institutes
- Texas Quantum Institute
- Center for Dynamics & Control of Materials: an NSF MRSEC