Abraham Nitzan
Abraham Nitzan · Science & Medicine
Theoretical chemist known for molecular electronics and charge transfer
1944, Israel
Israel · United States
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Abraham Nitzan is a theoretical chemist known for foundational work in molecular electronics, electron and charge transfer, and chemical dynamics at interfaces, including the widely used textbook 'Chemical Dynamics in Condensed Phases.' He has taught at Tel Aviv University and the University of Pennsylvania. He is an Israeli Jew.
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Theoretical chemist known for molecular electronics and charge transfer
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