Professor Ruth Lynden-Bell

Fellow

Honorary Fellow; Fellow in Chemistry

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Using computer simulation to understand liquids (especially Ionic Liquids) and surfaces.

1995-present: Emerita Fellow, �鶹Ƶ��.
2003-5: Leverhulme Emeritus Fellow.
1995-2003: Professor of Condensed Matter Simulation, The Queen's University, Belfast. Co-founder of the successful interdisciplinary Atomistic Simulation Group at Queen's University.
1993-5: Newton Trust Lecturer, University of Cambridge.
1972-95: Fellow and College Lecturer in Chemistry, New Hall, University of Cambridge.
1975-95: College Lecturer at St.John's College.
1973-75: Jaffe Research Fellowship (Royal Society) (Half time).
1965-72: University Lecturer in Chemistry, University of Sussex (Half time).
1962-65 : Fellow and College Lecturer in Chemistry, New Hall, University of Cambridge.
1961-62: AAUW Fellowship (with Dr.H.M.McConnell at California Institute of Technology).

Authored work

Publications

Professor Ruth Lynden-Bell has published over 200 articles in scientific journals. Her published books include:

R.M.Lynden-Bell and R.K.Harris. 'Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy'. Nelson, London, 1969.

'Water and Life: The Unique properties of water' ed. R.M.Lynden-Bell, S. Conway-Morris, J.D.Barrow, J.L.Finney and C.L.Harper, 2010, CRC Press Boca Raton, FL, USA.