Personal Chair in Computational Chemisry (2019-)

Reader, University of Edinburgh (2014-2019)

Senior Lecturer , University of Edinburgh (2010-2014)

Royal Society University Research Fellow and Lecturer, University of Edinburgh (2000-2010; part time due to family commitments) 

PDRA, University of Edinburgh (1998-2000).

Ph.D. Structural Chemistry, University of Edinburgh (1998).

Post-graduate certificate in Education, University of Strathclyde (1994). 

BSc Hons (1st Class) Chemistry University of Strathclyde, (1993).

When experimental methods yield only partial results it is the role of theory to complete the story. The central aim of our research group is to exploit the synergistic relationship that exists between computation and experiment.

1. Developing computational screening capacities for energetic materials.
2. Modelling the assembly of complex aggregates in the solution phase to better understand the mode of action behaviour of solvent extraction reagents.
3. Exploring stucture property relationships - modelling the response of molecular crystalline materials to the application of heat, pressure and light.

I am a personal tutor for around 50 undergraduate students, and lecture a number of core subjects in the senior years of our degree programmes. My courses include molecular symmetry, introduction to computational chemistry, and structure and dynamics.

Head of Inorganic Chemistry (2019-)

Research group website: http://www.chem.ed.ac.uk/staff/academic-staff/dr-carole-morrison