Fang Liu is an assistant professor of chemistry in the San Francisco Bay Area with 11 years of research and teaching experience bridging experimental and theoretical physical chemistry. Trained at Peking University and holding a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, Fang has deep expertise in laser, vacuum, and spectroscopic techniques alongside computational/theoretical methods. After a string of postdoctoral fellowships at Columbia and Penn, Fang now leads research at Stanford focused on analytical chemistry and process-relevant physical chemistry problems. Known for combining hands-on lab skills with modeling insight, Fang translates complex spectroscopic data into mechanistic understanding and scalable experimental workflows. Colleagues note an uncommon fluency across experiment, theory, and pedagogy that accelerates both discovery and student training.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
B.S, Chemistry, 3.7, B.S, Chemistry, 3.7 at Peking University
PhD, Physical Chemistry, 4.0, PhD, Physical Chemistry, 4.0 at University of Pennsylvania
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Fang Liu - Assistant Professor at Stanford University