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André Bandrauk

Fellow
Current Employer
Université de Sherbrooke
Election Year
1992
Academy
Academy of Science
Discipline
Chemistry
Department
Département de chimie
Keywords
Chimie-laser, dynamique moleculaire, chimie computationnelle, chemical physics
André Bandrauk is a broad-ranging and innovative theorist whose exceptional ability to manipulate rigorous formalisms is balanced by a keen perception of what is physically interesting and experimentally feasible. His nonperturbative theory of molecular predissociation is recognized as a major achievement which stimulated important developments in other fields, including resonance Raman scattering. He also leads a group of experimentalists engaged in the synthesis and study of organic charge-transfer crystals in search of one-dimensional conductors, Recently he successfully tackled the nonlinear interaction of molecules with strong laser fields, a topic fundamental to our understanding of laser-induced chemistry.

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